Lancer Magazine Spring/Summer 2023

The Lancer Magazine is published by the Communications Office at La Salle College Preparatory for our entire Lasallian community.

OFFICERS & ADMINISTRATION:

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

Dr. Stephanie Paggi, Chair

Mr. Thomas (Tom) Palffy P’03, ’07 ’08, ’13, ’15, Vice Chair

Mr. Camilo Becerra P’18

Mr. Nabil Anthony Bisharat ’02

Mr. Robert (Bob) Carrejo

Mr. Mark Gamble P’22

Br. John Hoover, FSC

Mr. Andrew Hubert P’13

Mr. Matthew Allen Kohorst ’07

Mr. Harry A. Olivar, Jr. P’12, ’21

Mrs. Victoria Richards P’08

Mr. Brandon D. Ward ’99

BOARD OF REGENTS:

Mr. Dino Clarizio ’75, P’06

Mr. David Dai P’25

Mr. Harley Ding P’25

Mr. Raymond Ealy P’13

Mr. Peter S. Griffith P’00, ’03

Mr. Dennis Jebbia

Mrs. Glacier (Bing) Lu P’25

Mrs. Kimberly Luck P’26

Mr. John Moe II, Esq. ’68

Mrs. Angelica Salas P’22

Mr. Brent Schoenbaum P’16, ’19, ’24

Mr. Martin (Qi) Wang P’26

Mrs. Gina Zhang P’21

ALUMNI BOARD:

Mr. Rich Schmidt ’72

Mr. Paul Lees ’75

Mr. Rafael Mirasol ’80, P’17, ’18

Mr. Tony Messineo ’80

Mr. Daryl Hernandez ’82

Mr. Joe Alvarez ’83, P’20, ’22

Mr. Chris Rettig ’84, P’19, 25

Mr. Jay Crews ’86

Mrs. Jennifer (Sangkum) Orefice ’95, P’23

Mr. Erik Kachmarsky ’96, P’24, ’25

Mrs. Rochelle (Rodriguez) Ferrari ’97, P’24, ’26

Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99

Ms. Amanda Evans ’05

Ms. Gianina Bautista ’08

Ms. Ashley (Thomas) Housman ’09

ADMINISTRATION TEAM:

Mr. Perry Martin, M.Ed. School President

Mr. Jamal Adams, M.Ed. Principal

Mr. Robert Packard Corporate Director & Chief Financial Officer

Ms. Tina Bonacci ’94 Vice President of Mission and Ministry Integration

Mr. Keenan Kurihara Vice President of Enrollment Management & Chief Communications Officer

Mr. MJ Mao Global Programs Coordinator

Mr. Brandon Lincoln Athletic Director

Mr. Eddie Magluyan ’94, P’23, ’25 Vice Principal of Academic Operations

Ms. Tam Ly Director of Counseling

Mrs. Kjersti Holyfield ’04 Vice Principal of Curriculum

EDITORS:

Mr. Keenan Kurihara

Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12 Lifted Creative Studio

EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS:

Ms. Carolyn Neuhausen ’04

Ms. Kristen Schultz ’98

Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12

PHOTO CREDITS:

Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12

Ms. Kristen Schultz ’98

PUBLICATION AND PRODUCTION: Entre Nous Babet P. Mordeno

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INNOVATING TOGETHER

Dear La Salle Community,

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, our faculty, and staff, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for being a part of our Lasallian family. Over the last school year, La Salle College Preparatory has “rebounded” from the pandemic in ways I could have never imagined. Our school has emerged stronger than ever, better positioned to support and foster the academic, emotional, and spiritual growth of the students entrusted to our care.

As the school year comes to a close, I’d like to express my thanks and appreciation to our outgoing principal, Mr. Jamal Adams, for his service and contributions over the last two years to our La Salle community. Mr. Adams helped lead La Salle through our return to campus and hybrid learning environment while also serving as an

unyielding advocate for our Lasallian mission and Core Principles. We wish him well as he takes on his new role, where he will continue serving as a Catholic educational leader in the Los Angeles community.

While the 2022-2023 school year has come to a close, there has been much to celebrate! Our Academic Decathlon team secured world championship success at home and abroad, we launched two new Centers for Excellence, with the opening of our CARLOW Center for Medical Innovation and Center for Global Initiatives and Cultural Perspectives, our Girls Basketball Team secured their back-to-back CIF-SS Championship, we launched our Kohorst Field and Track Renovation Project, and much more. To say we are blessed is an understatement and I am truly honored to have the opportunity to lead our amazing

school and bear witness to these outstanding accomplishments, achievements, and initiatives.

Moving into the next school year, I am eager to begin the search for our new principal, with Mr. Ernest Siy, our current Dean of Students, serving as Interim Principal while we conduct a nationwide search to fill this vital position. Mr. Siy’s strong administrative experience and leadership, with the support of our academic leadership team, will serve as a steady hand while this important search takes place. I am also very excited about the many opportunities the upcoming school year will bring for our school, from upgraded facilities and programmatic enhancements, to the launch of our next Center for Excellence!

As my third year serving as school president comes to a close, I continue to be amazed at what we can accomplish as a community, rooted and centered with our Five Core Principles and the spirit of St. John Baptist de La Salle. On behalf of the La Salle Board of Trustees, our administration, faculty, and staff, I thank you for your continued partnership in the education of your children.

Sincerely,

PERRY K. MARTIN, M.Ed. PRESIDENT

LET US REMEMBER; WE ARE IN THE HOLY PRESENCE OF GOD!

Hello Lancers!

Please accept my sincere gratitude to the La Salle College Preparatory community for welcoming me with open arms as the principal of this extraordinary institution for the last two years. It has been an incredible journey, full of excitement, challenge, and growth. I am honored to have had the privilege to be part of our esteemed faculty and staff to serve those entrusted to our care.

When I first arrived at this school, I was struck by the warm and welcoming atmosphere that pervaded every corner of the campus. The students were friendly and eager to learn, and the faculty and staff were dedicated to providing the best possible education to their charges. I knew immediately that I had found a special place and was excited to be a part of it.

Over the last two years, I have been constantly impressed by the level of commitment and dedication that I have seen from everyone in the school and community. From the parents who volunteer their time and resources to support our programs, to our educators who go above and beyond to ensure that our students succeed, to the students who give their all every day, this school truly is a special place where our Lasallian mission and charism is evident in all that we do.

I want to thank The Board of Trustees, President Perry Martin, and the rest of my administrative team. Working alongside so many talented and committed individuals has been my pleasure. Together, we have accomplished so much over the last two years. We have implemented new programs and initiatives to enhance student learning, engagement, and experience. We have worked tirelessly to ensure all students have the support they need to succeed, and going forward; we have positioned La Salle as the school of choice in the San Gabriel Valley and beyond.

I have also been impressed by the level of support and involvement that we have received from the wider community. Whether through financial donations, volunteer work, or simply showing up to cheer on our sports teams, our Lancers have benefited from this exceptional level of support and love. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our school, students, faculty, and staff.

As I move on to new challenges and opportunities, I will always cherish the memories of my time here at this school. I will remember the smiles on the faces of our students as they learned and grew, the laughter and camaraderie among our faculty and staff, and the sense of community and belonging that permeated everything we did.

To the students, you are the reason we do what we do. You are the future and we believe in you wholeheartedly. I have seen firsthand the incredible potential that each one of you possesses, and I know that you will go on to do great things for your families, your communities, this nation, and the world.

In closing, I want to express my every confidence in my good friend, Mr. Ernest Siy, as he assumes the interim principal role. He is a dedicated educator who will continue to center our students and their experience in every action and decision he makes for this wonderful school community. Again, thank you to everyone for making my time here such a wonderful experience. I am grateful for all the opportunities I have had, and I will always carry the lessons I have learned here with me. I wish you all the best in the future, and I hope our paths will cross again someday.

St. John Baptist De La Salle, Pray for us.

Live Jesus in our Hearts, Forever.

Sincerely,

JAMAL ADAMS, M.Ed PRINCIPAL

$1M GRANT FUNDS STUDENTS

What if the next time someone needed life-saving CPR or an anti-allergy shot, a La Salle College Preparatory student was the emergency medical provider? In La Salle’s initiative to offer students potential career pathways, the school has rapidly expanded its medical careers curriculum with the help of a $1 million grant from the Carrico Family Foundation.

The donation is the largest one-time gift in the high school’s nearly 70-year history and has provided funds for high tech equipment, instruction and a newly built CARLOW Center for Medical Innovation.

The CARLOW Center, a combined name honoring both the Carrico family and Maggie Carrico’s late husband Lowman, serves as the homebase for the school’s Medical Careers Pathway, a key portion of La Salle’s five-year Strategic Plan. One of the key tenets of the Strategic Plan is to expose students to career fields in meaningful ways, with the hope that by the time students choose their college programs, they’ve had a real-world look at their career of choice. Most students are asked at 18, 19, or 20 years old to choose a professional field of study, but how do they really know they’re studying something they’ll be happy doing for years to come?

Students who participate in the Medical Career Pathway receive hands on experience in labs up to three times a week; sometimes they work with tissue cultures, other times they strive to create prosthetics with 3-D printing technology and learn the intricacies of kinesiology with the 3-D Anatomage Table at the CARLOW Center.

Ms. Elizabeth Parga, both a science teacher and the center’s director, is most excited about the way the medical careers curriculum empowers students to make better informed decisions about their future. “Time is money in college and when you are wasting your time you are wasting your money. Some people graduate medical school and they realize [being a doctor is] not for them,” Parga said.

In the Medical Terminology courses Ms. Parga has taught, she’s witnessed students light up when they recognize that medical terms come from the roots of words they know in English and Spanish. For 15 year old sophomore Bella Zhang, who speaks English as a second language, the CARLOW Center and its medical program helps her in two ways: at the same time she’s learning about a variety of healthcare professions to pursue, she’s also practicing her English vocabulary and connecting those words to the medical terms she’s learning.

MEDICAL CAREER DREAMS

By Carolyn Neuhausen, ’08

Access to a 3-D printer and medical classes at the Center fuels sophomore Mason Matsuo’s passion for science, from learning anatomy to robotics. He’s currently practicing his 3-D modeling skills by building a model of the CARLOW Center facilities, including the miniature details of desks and chairs. Once that project wraps, he hopes to help build a robotic limb and hand.

But the learning doesn’t stop at the CARLOW Center's facility. How do students gain medical experience without being a part of real-world medical situations like car wrecks and emergency room admissions? With virtual reality technology, students are exposed to a variety of scenarios in which they can practice their triage and life-saving skills.

Real-world skills also come from working side by side in the field with professionals. The CARLOW Center and Medical Career Pathways program has forged connections with organizations like City of Hope, where a group of students recently enrolled in paid internships to conduct research.

Interest in the Center grew among students even before it was fully built; students were curious as to what Ms. Parga put together this summer and they inquired about

participating in the Center’s programs. The CARLOW Center officially opened in October 2022 and La Salle has seen a robust response in interest among the student body.

Ninth grader Noah Leiva can attest to the medical program’s popularity. He wasted no time in turning in his application after a friend mentioned the program was almost full. “One of the reasons I came to La Salle was this new program,” Leiva said. “It’s been a fun journey and extra academic challenge, and a community of people that I’ve connected with,” he finished.

Ms. Parga highlights the growing popularity of the Medical Pathways program at La Salle, noting the uptick in participation in the Pasadena City College (PCC) classes offered to La Salle students. “The PCC dual enrollment classes began in the spring of 2022 and were barely reaching minimum enrollment and now we have a waitlist,” she said.

Both Ms. Parga and President Perry Martin feel the Center and the Medical Pathways program give La Salle, and its students, a huge advantage in the marketplace.

“They’re going to do [in high school] what most kids

do in college in their freshman year. We’re offering college classes from PCC which [La Salle students] can take, towards a nursing degree while they’re in our school. I think when they present a skillset from four years here, every single college that has a premed curriculum will want to talk to them,” said Mr. Martin.

Mr. Martin and Ms. Parga foster a more experiential and self-driven style of learning through the Medical Pathways program. While tradiational classes might be taught with a book and students taking tests to demonstrate mastery, the approach at the CARLOW Center is quite different. Students in all grades, in any standing, can participate in the experiential labs and center’s medical coursework because all that is required is a thirst for knowledge. “My goal with learning is someone who wants to learn the material and master it and not (just aimed) at taking a test well. All we care about is that the student is engaged, learning, having fun, anyone can be a part of the program,” Ms. Parga explained.

The Medical Pathways Program is both a structured and semi-free flowing format, allowing students to guide their own learning. They begin by taking Introduction to Health and Medical Terminology courses, and can work toward a certificate of completion by taking other PCC health classes that speak to them. Students also participate in labs three times a week, sometimes choosing their own focus for the lab that day.

President Martin echoes the enthusiasm the students and Ms. Parga have shared about the program and CARLOW Center. “Quite frankly the Medical Pathway and CARLOW Center for Medical Innovation is fun and exciting. The learning is visual and kids don’t want to go home. We’re all looking for a place where work doesn’t feel like work – it’s innovative because we love doing it,” he said.

And when he thinks about the lasting legacy he hopes the CARLOW Center affords La Salle’s students, it’s a jumpstart on professions that merge a sense of service to others with an individual passion for science and health.

“Eventually they turn into wonderful healthcare providers. That’s what we’re all about. All about the future of how to connect students with a life lived that is happy and fulfilled and they’re doing exactly what they want to do with their lives,” he says.

A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, IN TRUE LA SALLE FASHION

Each year that La Salle welcomes students through its doors, the school walks a delicate tightrope; it is constantly balancing its fundraising needs with its mission to grant quality education to all, including those lacking the financial means to access one independently.

One core way La Salle gives the gift of high quality education to students is through its cornerstone program, the San Miguel Scholarship.

The work of former president Dr. Richard Gray, who passed away in 2021, remains throughout the fiber of La Salle, from the part he played in overseeing construction of Kohorst Field, to the STEAM laboratory and Blakeslee Learning Commons on campus. But Dr. Gray is perhaps most well remembered for creating the San Miguel Scholarship program in 2001. To date, 144 San Miguel Scholars have graduated from the school, fulfilling the Christian Brothers’ vision of serving the impoverished and opening doors for those most in need. When current school president Perry Martin reflects on the legacy of Dr. Gray’s work at La Salle, he mentions that “no initiative was more important to Dr. Gray than the San Miguel program.”

The program offers scholarships to academically deserving students whose families live at or below the federal poverty line. Those granted the scholarship represent approximately 5% of the student body each year, offering students a comprehensive La Salle

experience, covering tuition for all four years and including funds for college visits, textbooks, devices, Prom, athletics, and uniforms.

The scholarship relies on the support of generous donors throughout the school community. Some like Leigh and Harry Olivar have been involved with La Salle for years. Their son David Jackson attended from 2008 to 2012; their second La Salle student Harry Olivar III graduated in 2021.

Leigh and Harry have served the school in different capacities; Leigh, a former commercial building designer for Coca-Cola, served on the Board of Regents and was instrumental in the school’s rebranding in 2017 and 2018. Her husband, Harry, an attorney, currently serves as a memeber of the Board of Trustees. The Olivars have hosted several school-related gatherings at their home and have donated generously to the Dr. Richard Gray Memorial - San Miguel Scholarship Fund over the years.

With the many ways one can give back to the school, why focus on donating specifically to a fund for the San Miguel scholarships? It starts with Dr. Gray: “Dr. Gray always shared that La Salle’s scholarship and financial aid programs set us apart from other schools and establish our legacy for the future,” Leigh noted.

Over the years, the Olivars have been happy to welcome students into their home, like their son David’s close friend and San Miguel Scholar Mariana Henry ’12, who

they think of as an extended family member. Discussing the values La Salle imparts to its students, Leigh and Harry note that La Salle develops caring, good people. “I was just so happy to have La Salle students in my living room including over Christmas time,” Leigh says. Harry beams as he describes Mariana’s use of La Salle’s quality education to launch herself into college at UC Davis, and graduate programs at Yale and Dartmouth. They have seen firsthand the opportunities a Lasallian education can open to ambitious, bright people from all walks of life.

“Mariana, to me, exemplified the benefits of La Salle and the joy of knowing someone like her,” adds Leigh. “I saw a lot of dedication and kindness and just a wonderful human we were privileged to know in our family,” she adds.

assistance to attend the school; they view this as a benefit to the La Salle community. “We like that the student body is representative of the community and when your children go to La Salle, they are with a diverse group of students,” the couple said.

The school has a place in their heart as well, given their children’s experience. Their son David “called it the school of heaven,” Leigh says. “He was involved in all the activities, excelling in academics, clubs, drama, and sports like track and water polo. I had to beg him to come home at the end of the school day,” she laughs.

When friends ask Leigh why she is such an ardent ambassador of La Salle, she insists that her ease in promoting the school stems from the caring community and students she has gotten to know over the years.

For Mariana Henry, the feeling she has for the Olivars is mutual. She considers their son David like a brother and describes Leigh and Harry as caring, generous people who are invested in La Salle students’ education.

Looking back, Mariana feels La Salle ingrained in her the importance of being of service, counting it as one of the driving forces behind her desire to train as a medical doctor. She notes that La Salle anatomy class lit a passion within her for the nutrition and medical fields. After earning a Masters degree at Yale in Chronic Epidemiology, Mariana is now at Dartmouth medical school and thinks she will specialize in internal medicine.

For Mariana, one of the gifts of attending La Salle on the San Miguel Scholarship was the feeling that she belonged there. “Being a San Miguel Scholar at La Salle was indicative of feeling supported there. It relieved stressors of being able to afford books and being involved in sports,” she says.

The Olivars are aware that up to 35% of the student body at La Salle receive some form of financial

“At La Salle, it is a goal to graduate good people,” she explains. “The school’s principles are not just words on the page; the people who attend the school exemplify its principles.”

Their youngest son Harry echoes that sentiment; when he was weighing his options of which high school to attend, he felt something special at La Salle, “Those are the kindest people I have ever been around,” he said.

2021 - 2022 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT

We are excited to have this opportunity to share our 2021-2022 Annual Impact Report with you within the Lancer Magazine, which covers gifts made between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022. Please note that gifts made between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023, will be shared in our Fall 2023 issue of the Lancer Magazine.

This report is a testament to the love, passion, and commitment exemplified by our La Salle community. Each gift makes an undeniable impact on each student, faculty, and staff member, and we cannot express how grateful we are for you and your continued support of La Salle. The future of La Salle College Preparatory is bright and vibrant and we look forward to even more opportunities for growth and innovation across all areas of our school!

While La Salle makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information presented, there may be errors in gift information listed. Please email the Institutional Advancement office with any errors you encounter.

LA SALLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY OF PASADENA Statements of Financial Position - June 30, 2022 and 2021

THE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE

Members of the Founder’s Circle are those whose lifetime cumulative lifetime giving exceeds $1,000,000 and who have helped provide the foundation for our School’s success.

Ahmanson Foundation Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen

THE RICHARD GRAY SOCIETY

Members of the Richard Gray Society are those whose cumulative lifetime giving falls between $500,000 and $999,999 and whose support merits the praise of the entire LaSallian community.

Anonymous

Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

Fritz B. Burns Foundation

Mr. David Lam

THE BROTHER DESALES SOCIETY

Don Mareina

Members of the Brother Desales Society are those whose lifetime cumulative giving falls between $250,000 and $499,000 and whose generosity deserves special recognition for their commitment to La Salle’s excellence.

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Blakeslee ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Charvat ’72

Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75

Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq.

The Lumarda Family

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar

THE BENE MERENTI SOCIETY

The Pankow Family

Rose Hills Foundation

The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation

“Bene Merenti” is Latin for “Well-deserving.” Donors whose lifetime cumulative contributions falls between $100,000 and $249,999 are truly well-deserving of our gratitude for their commitment to the School’s Mission.

Anonymous

Archdiocese Of Los Angeles

Baumer Family

Tom and Jeri Beck

Bill Hannon Foundation

The Brenninkmeijer Family

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60

California Wellness Foundation

Mr. Doug Campbell

Andrew and Keri Crowell

De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers)

Gloria and John Delaney

Francis Bacon Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang

George H. Mayr Foundation

THE BUTTIMER SOCIETY

Mr. Peter S. Griffith

Ms. Erica Hahn

Mr. Ernest Hollady

Mr. Jerold K. Ingrao ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kasper

Mr. William Kinney and Ms. Lily Chen

Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis

Mr. Zili “Eric” Li and Ms. Yang “Angela” Liu

Marshall Charitable Trust

John F. Marshall ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71

Pasadena Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Radle

Mark and Victoria Richards

Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson

Dr. Ed Rounds and Dr. Callae Walcott-Rounds

Mark and Daina Shuster

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

The Georgina-Fredrick Children Foundation

The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation

The Twomey Family

Webb Foundation

William H. Hannon Foundation

Walt and Julie Williams

Heather and Jason Young

Donors whose lifetime cumulative contributions are between $50,000 and $99,999 join the Buttimer Society; named after the first American Superior General of the Christian Brothers – Brother Charles Henry Buttimer, FSC. Like Brother Charles Henry, who governed the Institute during the turbulent decade of the Sixties, these donors ensure the financial stability of La Salle.

Anonymous

Mr. Roland Aldridge

Bank of America Foundation MG Program

Peter K. Barker Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra P’18

Brad and Nancy Berger

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60

California Community Foundation

Campbell Family Foundation

Mr. David Dai and Ms. Lynn Qin

Gregory Dickson, Ph.D.

Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu

Blaine and Lynda Fetter

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey

Dr. Richard Gray Ph.D

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Grigg

Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Hancock

Mr. and Mrs. Bret Hardy

Michael Healy Family

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holland

Mr. Fred Hughes ’61

Ms. Nancy L. Iredale

Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Jameson

Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq.

Mrs. Kathryn Keele

Mr. Larry Keele

Kinney and Company

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Konrad ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lo Guercio

Mrs. and Mr. Linda Lui

Mr. Steve Madison

Monique and Edward Malicdem ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Shyam S. Manwani

Jane and Jerry Marks

John A. Moe II ’68

Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70

Mr. Russell J. Osterman

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palffy

Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Porath

Dr. and Mrs. John T. Quigley

Mr. Marshall Rose

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Seidner

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Silvers

SAINT BENILDE SOCIETY

Craig and D’Arcy Sloane

Southern California Edison Company

Ms. Jie Zhen Su

Valley Processing

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vanni ’71

The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni

Dr. John K. Waken

Mr. Qi Wang and Ms. Annie Hou Wang Weingart Foundation

Wells Fargo Educational Foundation MG Center

Western Asset Management Company

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Whitehead

E.L. Wiegand Foundation

Carol and Bradford Wright ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright

Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhan

La Salle recognizes those donors who have restricted their contributions of $1,000.00+ to the School’s Endowment Funds or included La Salle in their estate planning through one of a number of Planned Giving instruments including gift annuities, life insurance, charitable remainder trusts, lead trusts and bequests. These donors are honored as members of the Saint Benilde Society. Similar to the visionary actions of Brother Celestine, the founding principal of La Salle High School, the support of these individuals will help secure the perpetuity of the Mission and Philosophy of La Salle College Preparatory for generations.

Anonymous (3)

Mr. and Mrs. Kamran Aghili ’88

Ahmanson Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alden

The Harrison R. Baker, Jr. Family

Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66

Dr. and Mrs. Peter Barry ’62

David and Patricia Barulich

Mr. and Mrs. Zoran K. Basich

Tom and Jeri Beck

Mr. and Mrs. Ned R. Bennett ’65

Brad and Nancy Berger

Mr. Monty Bernstein

Mr. and Mrs. Robin Bieker

Mr. and Mrs. James Blackstock ’65

Mr. and Mrs. David Bolstad ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bonacci, AFSC

Ms. Tina D. Bonacci ’94

Mr. H. Thomas Boyle and Ms. Wendy Lees

The Brenninkmeijer Family

Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith Brown ’62

Dr. and Mrs. Steven T. Buccola ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60

The Carey Family

Charles Pankow Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Charvat ’72

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cheney ’61

Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford

Mrs. Mary Danenhauer

Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60

De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers)

Mr. Michael P. Delaney ’60

Jim Dirmann ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doda

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dooling ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Drasco ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elam III

Blaine and Lynda Fetter

Mr. Lawrence E. Fetters ’60

Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program

Francis Bacon Foundation, Inc.

Dr. Robert G. Frank, Jr. ’61 and Ms. Jeanne Adams

George H. Mayr Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey

Mark and Bettina Graf

Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

Mr. Peter S. Griffith

The Gripp Family

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harper

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68

Ms. Carolyn L. Imrie

Ms. Nancy L. Iredale

Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq.

Mr. Edwin Jenkins ’62

Mr. Michael R. Johnson ’62

Mr. Tim Q. Johnson ’60

Mr. Louis Johnston

K.B. Construction Company

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karahadian

Mr. David L. Kennelly ’65

Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen

Dr. Julie Bonacci Kolb ’97

Mr. Gregory M. Kunert and Ms. Carol A. Watson

La Salle High School Academic Boosters

Mr. David Lam

Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis

Lucas, Horsfall, Murphy & Pindroh, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lumas ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Mackel

Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Maurin ’65

Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80

Mr. Michael Molino

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mueller

Ms. Katherine I. Murray ’16

Ms. Kathleen B. Murray

Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Nino ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71

Nursing Home Solutions, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Stan D. Oliai ’88

Capt and Mrs. Wayne J. Osborne ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Chip Ossman III

Mr. Russell J. Osterman

Pasadena Community Foundation

Mr. Stanley A. Perzanowski ’61

Peter K. Barker Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pike ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74

Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Porath

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64

Dr. and Mrs. John T. Quigley

Mark and Victoria Richards

Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roman, Jr. ’73

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Roosevelt, Jr. ’63

Mr. Robert M. Rossini

Mr. Thomas Ryan

Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. Saraf ’60

Schwab Charitable Fund

Mr. Barry J. Schweiger ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Seidner

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shortell ’62

Mr. David J. Skibinski, MBA

Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Smaldino ’60

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Soltis ’90

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

The Hastings Foundation

The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation

The Schow Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Perry C. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Thompson ’71

Ms. Dolores Tukich

The Twomey Family

Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Vert ’62

The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni

Wellpoint Foundation

WFB Ohio-Foundation (MN)

Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Wiegand ’60

Peter and Serena Williams

Walt and Julie Williams

Mr. Donald Wood

Kristen Schultz Wray ’98

Carol and Bradford Wright ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Each year, La Salle College Preparatory recognizes the generosity of individuals and organizations whose tax-deductible cash contributions and new pledges during the year total $1,000 or more. These donors play a critical role in strengthening the current programs for our students and helping La Salle plan for the future. Founded in 1989, there were 11 individuals, couples, and organizations as members in its initial year. For 2021-2022, 418 individuals, couples, and organizations comprise the membership of its most prestigious order of donors.

PRESIDENT’S CABINET $10,000+

Anonymous

Ahmanson Foundation

Baumer Family

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Blakeslee ’80

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60

California Wellness Foundation

Campbell Family Foundation

Mr. Doug Campbell

Mr. Paul Chu and Ms. Judy Liao

Mr. David Dai and Ms. Lynn Qin

Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu

Mr. Hui Ding and Ms. Bing Lu

Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamble

Mr. Peter S. Griffith

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Grigg

William H. Hannon Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Blake Heal

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hollady

Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq.

Dennis A. Jebbia.

Mr. William Kinney and Ms. Lily Chen

Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen

Mr. David Lam

Mr. Tiger Lee and Ms. Xiaoling Li

Mr. Kaitong Liu and Mrs. Shuqian Dong

The Lumarda Family

Mr. and Ms. Xiong Luo

Mr. and Mrs. Harish Manwani

John F. Marshall ’85

Mr. and Ms. Donald Mcgill

John A. Moe II ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar

Pacific Agents Alliance

Mr. Mayron Payes and Ms. Angelica Salas

Samuel Pollard Charity Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Frode Teigen

The American Gift Fund Step up your Giving

Dr. Norlan Torres ’97

Mr. Qi Wang and Ms. Annie Hou Wang

Walt and Julie Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Yung B. Yeung

Heather and Jason Young

Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang

Mr. Tan Zhang and Ms. Ruiyan “Rosy” Wu

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL $5,000-$9,999

AAJJ Hope Foundation

Mr. Wayne G. Avjian ’77

Bank of America Foundation MG Program

Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra P’18

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Beltre

Bubalo Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. David Burgess

California Community Foundation

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Juan Cardenas

Mr. and Ms. Maurice Chan

Mr. and Mrs. Binglang Chen

Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75

Walter and Donna Conn

Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coolidge

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Copeland

Mr. Cheng Yin and Ms. Dongmei Dai

El Portal Restaurant

Ms. Tamara Flowers and Mr. Steve Cobb

Dr. Kathryn A. Fogarty

Ms. Juliet Goff

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gowen

Mr. M. Patrick Henry

Mr. ZuoYin Huang and Ms. YaRong Zhou

Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Ioele ’96

Mr. and Ms. Tony Kao

Mr. Jon Keates and Ms. Thanh Hoang

Mr. and Ms. Kevin Liu

Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Magluyan ’94

Ms. Amanda Mareina ’02

Mr. and Mrs. David Mysza

Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ramirez ’93

Mr. and Dr. Robert Riechmann

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sanchez

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum

Schwab Charitable Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Javed Sheikh

Shriners Children’s - Southern California

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smutny ’04

Mr. Lawrence Steinberg

Mr. and Ms. James Sung

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Thompson ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Turner

Carol and Bradford Wright ’73

Mr. Xueliang Xu and Ms. Guishaung “Grace” Zhang

Mr. Xin Jiang Zhu and Ms. Jing Dan Wang

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $2,500-$4,999

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Abernathy

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alvarez ’83

Dr. Bruce Atkinson and Ms. Talia Puzantian

Mr. and Mrs. Chunsheng Bai

Peter K. Barker Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66

Mr. Gary P. Barrera ’91

Mr. David Beringer ’75

Dr. and Mrs. Steven T. Buccola ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Callihan

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Chin

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Copeland

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Culver

Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis C. De Mesa ’94

Mr. Hwan Dong and Ms. Shu Li

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dooling ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fargo

Ms. Lidia Gamez

Mr. Detian Gao and Ms. Xiue Liu

Google Matching Gifts Program

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gregg

Mr. Qing Guo and Mrs. Yanli (Catherine) Wang

Mr. William R. Hall ’62

Mr. Robert Harold, Jr. ’65

Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Hiti ’71

Dr. Jin Hong and Dr. Xiaohhui Wu

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hovsepian ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hubert

Kinney and Company

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kirland

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Shant Koumriqian

Mrs. Gina Bottala LaPorte ’99

Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation

The George and Mary Ann Leal Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George Leal

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee

Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis

Ms. Li Liu

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Ma

Mr. and Mrs. Armen Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Martinez ’88

Mijares Mexican Restaurant

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Mouton

Oaktree Capital Managment L.P.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Packard

Dr. Stephanie Paggi

Pasadena Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Posada

Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rangan

Mr. and Mrs. Brad G. Reaume ’70

Ms. Marta Recasens

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rettig ’77

Mark and Victoria Richards

Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sanderl, Ed.D. ’92

Mr. and Mrs. Corey Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Scotton, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sedlacek

Mr. Jose Serrano and Mrs. Mayra Arias-Serrano

Mr. and Mrs. John Sim

Mr. and Mrs. Hirotada Takada

Ms. Linda Tang

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Tsinoglou

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Van Buren

Ms. Sharon Verani

Morris and Esther Victor

The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni

Dr. John K. Waken

Ms. Liping Wang

Mr. Cheng Yin and Ms. Dongmei Dai

Mr. Kai Zhang and Ms. Yun Du

Mr. Jingwei Zheng and Ms. Ting (Teresa) Liu

CRYSTAL CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499

Drs. Bruce and Lara Abbott

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Ableson

Mr. Harry Agajanian

Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Alfaro

Mr. Nicholas Almond and Ms. Reny Mathew

Mr. Mark Alvarado

Mr. Andres Alvare Jr

Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Alvarez

Mr. and Mrs. Troy Antig

Mr. and Ms. Miguel Arellano

Mr. Luigi Arrighi

Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Artiz

Mr. and Ms. Gerardo Arzate

Mr. and Ms. Michael Ashenfelter

Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigo Avila

The Emanuel Bachmann Foundation

Mr. and Ms. Sergei Baghdasarian

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baghdassarian

Mr. and Ms. Harry Balian

Ms. and Mrs. Richard Ballard, III

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bean

Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Beard

Tom and Jeri Beck

Mr. and Ms. Hamid Behdad

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Betancourt

Mr. John A. Bettencourt IV ’87 and Dr. Karen Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Bevan ’70

Mr. Ravinder Bhatia and Ms. Laura Ruaro

Ms. Kathleen Brennan de Jesus

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breton

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brogan

Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Bruich

Mr. James L. Burski

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Byers

Mr. Odilon Camara and Ms. Monica Nunes

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Candelaria

Michele and Kenneth Canzoneri ’72

Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Capobianco III ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chen

Ms. Xiaoqun Chen

Mr. and Ms. Lawrence Chiu

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Choi

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Choi

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clougherty

Mr. Bill Cockrell

Ms. Michele Conn

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Cotter ’65

Mr. Jay Crews ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Dammann

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Danenhauer ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Victor De Silva

Mr. and Ms. Harley Ding

Jim Dirmann ’60

The Walt Disney Company Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Do Vale

Dr. Brian J. Doerning ’81 and Mrs. Maryann Messina-Doerning

Ms. Michelle Drabik

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durandette ’77

Mr. and Ms. Ahmed Elhawary

Mr. Raul E. Espinoza ’71

Mr. Lawrence E. Fetters ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Ford ’60

Dr. and Dr. Michael Fortanasce

Vincent Fortanasce, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fosselman

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foster

Mr. Gautam Ganguly and Ms. Mou Roy

Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner

Mr. Richard Gladstein

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goei

Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gregory

Mr. and Mrs. Ola Grenner

Ms. Veronica Hahni

Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Haines

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Stefan M. Hanson ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harper

Mr. Thomas Hartfield ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hedman

Ms. Maria Hernandez

Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Ho

Mr. and Ms. Richard Hofer

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68

Mr. Bruce J. Hoffsetter

Mr. Michael Hollis

Ms. Susanne Hollis

Drs. James and Pamela Hu

Mr. and Ms. David Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hussain

Mr. and Mrs. Hossein Jadvar

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jakl

JJ Versatile Corp

Mr. Aaron Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Juarez

Mr. Kenneth King ’62

Mr. and Ms. Morgan King

Ms. Lesley Kliger Gloeckle

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Koehler

Mr. and Mrs. Kc Kong

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Koroghlian

Mr. and Mrs. Vartan Kouladjian

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kruckeberg

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lam

Ms. Jessica Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee

Mr. Kenneth Leong and Ms. Judy Chan

Mr. Stephen Leung and Ms. Yui Wa

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lewin

Mr. Michael D. Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Bin Li

Mr. Tony Liang and Ms. Jinmei Jiang

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lindholm

Ms. Nancy Lingao

Ms. Louise Liu

Mr. and Ms. Ming Liu

Mr. and Ms. Vic Liu

Ms. Ye Liu

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lo

Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lopez

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Lorca

Ms. Irma Luna

Mr. and Mrs. David Ma

Katie and John Macdonald ’75

Dr. and Dr. Michael Mackanic

Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Magallanes

Mr. and Ms. Abeth Magkawas

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Maldonado

Mr. Krish H. Manwani ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Marin

Ms. Jocelyn Marino

Mr. and Mrs. Augustine May

Mr. Doug McConaghy

Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon

Medvantage Orthocare

Mr. Duffy J. Mich, Jr. ’71

Dr. Michael P. Miller and Dr. Catherine L. Louden

Ms. Hong Li (Iris) Mou

Mr. and Mrs. John Nahas

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nahra

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Nevell

Mr. and Mrs. John Newell

Mr. and Mrs. Toan Nguyen

Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Nino ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olarte

Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Olgin

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ortiz-Luis

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ouwerkerk

Mr. and Mrs. John Palato

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Paquette ’68

Mr. Allen Patatanyan

Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Manny Pavon

Mr. and Mrs. David Pejsa

Dr. Claudia Pfeil and Mr. Martin Truitt

Pink Tree Insurance Services, INC.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pollara ’66

Providence Home Health Care, INC.

Mr. Alfred Pryor and Ms. Jennifer Gainey

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Quandt ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Queen III ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Rabideau

Ms. Christine Ramiscal

Mr. Miguel Ramos

Mr. Jun Rao and Ms. Donglai Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Reeves

Reinas Insurance Agency, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Refugio Reynoso

Mr. Kenny Rhodes and Ms. Donna Shanahan

Ms. Rayne M. Roberts ’96

Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Robles

Mr. Lee Roesner and Mrs. Cindy Shimomaye

Jenny and Michael Rue ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Rigoberto Ruiz

Mr. and Mrs. Oleksandr Rytov

Mr. and Mrs. Oganes Sachmanyan

Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Salas

Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Salazar

Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Sanchez ’72

Ms. Jogelin R. Santos

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Sasaki

Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Schionning

INDIVISA MANENT

Mr. Barry J. Schweiger ’60

Sempra Energy

Mrs. Arlene Shaw

Mr. and Ms. Hugo Shong

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shortell ’62

Mr. Jeff Simon and Ms. Dana Hart

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sindici

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sirois

Mr. Steven A. Sisto

Craig and D’Arcy Sloane

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smatko

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Smith

Mr. Ray Sosa and Ms. Leticia Sanchez

Mr. and Mrs. Marc St. Louis

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steinhoff

Mrs. Erin E. Scanlon Suess ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Wes Takeuchi

Dr. James Tatoian

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Tesoro

Mr. and Mrs. Jayne Thomas

Mrs. and Mr. Shirlie Thomas

Mr. and Ms. Charles Tian

Mr. Kien C. Tiet

Mr. and Mrs. David Toth

Mr. Dung Tran and Ms. Ngocthe Nguyen

Mr. and Mrs. Hieu Tran

Mr. Robert Trevisan

Ms. Lisa Tromba

Mr. Mario C. Tromba ’81

Mr. and Dr. Martin Truitt

Mr. Nan Yuan Tseng

Mr. and Mrs. Tonny Tulleners ’62

Union Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Urbina

Fred and Diane C. Van der Linde

Mr. Michael Vanmeter

Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Vert ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Dar J. Vigil

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walton ’71

Mr. Charlie Wang and Mrs. Jessica Zhang

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Weigel ’65

Mr. and Mrs. John Werden

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Widjaja

Mr. and Ms. Angela Wilson

Dr. and Ms. Brett J. Wong ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wong

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood

Mr. and Mrs. Rey Yang

Mr. and Ms. Feng Yu

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Yuan

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yunker ’69

Ms. Yue Zhang

In the spirit of the school’s motto, “Indivisa Manent” (We Stand Undivided), the following listing of donors includes individuals and organizations that support the everyday operations of La Salle College Preparatory. The following giving programs are included in this generous and supportive group: Parent Giving Program, Crystal Ball, Alumni, Scholarship and Financial Aid, Endowment, Capital, Technology, and all Annual Fund Donations. Thank you for supporting the students at La Salle College Preparatory.

ORGANIZATION / FOUNDATIONS

805 Highland Boutique

Altadena Town & Country Club

Amgen Inc.

Arnold’s Frontier Ace Hardware & Gifts

AT&T

Bad Boy Bail Bonds

BroBasket

Casa del Rey Restaurant

Charlie’s House

Chef Nancy Lesky

Chubb Charitable Foundation

Collective Co-Op

Creative Arts Group

Curves

Emerald Isle Golf Course

Fasching’s Car Wash

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Foothill Credit Union

Fosselman’s Ice Cream

Framed Opening Inc.

Green Street Restaurant

Halper Fine Art

Hand in Paw

Healthy Spot

Hope Organizers Inc.

Knott’s Berry Farm

Launa Penza Photography

Los Angeles Charges

Los Angeles County Fair

LPL Financial Foundation

Lungu Law Group

Marsh & McLennan Companies,Inc

Merle Norman Cosmetics

Microsoft Giving Campaign

Mijares Mexican Restaurant

N.S. Patchett, C.P.A

Natural Wicks

Nutrien, Inc.

One Life Yoga

Oracle

Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier

Pasadena Playhouse

Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association

Pie ’N Burger

PM Jacoy Menswear

Randolph & Sampson, APC

Reinas Insurance Agency

Richard Nixon Presidential Library

Santa Anita Golf Course

Sasaki Advanced Medical Center

Single Stone San Marino

Southern California Edison Company

Spirit Cruises

St. Rita School

Strategic Materials Inc.

The Broad

The Hadler Group, LLC

The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens

The Walt Disney Family Museum

Total Wine and More

Travelers

Two Dragons Martial Arts Studio

Universal Studios

Urban Plates

Vince’s Auto Service

Wells Fargo Educational Foundation MG Center

Western Screw Products, Inc.

INDIVIDUALS

Anonymous (3)

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adair

Dr. Matthew C. Adame ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Jamal K. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Agapito

Mr. Jaime Albino and Mrs. Elva Vieyra

Dr. Lawrence Albinski ’80

Dr. Stan J. Alexander, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Alinan ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Essam Alkhadra

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Allaire ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alvarado

Mr. John A. Alvarez ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Ruben E. Alvarez ’83

Ms. Gina A. Alza ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Chann An

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anaya ’89

Mr. James Patrick A. Ancheta ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio Ancheta

The Honorable Clifford R. Anderson III ’70 and Mrs. Karen Anderson

Mr. Jim Anderson and Ms. Kathleen Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Andrews

Ms. DrewAnn K. Andrews ’11

Mrs. Christyann M. Stanislawski

Andrianopoulos ’95

Ms. Francesca Angelic ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Angelic

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Anicich ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Anthony ’67

Ms. Kanel Arceno ’06

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Archambault ’75

Mr. Paul E. Arko ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Arroyas

Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09

Mr. and Mrs. David Ary

Mr. Henry V. Atkinson ’22

Mr. John P. Auer ’11

Mr. Paul Auriemma ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Auriemma ’70

Ms. Kristen Aviles

Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Badzey ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Bahou

Ms. Natalie M. Bahou ’21

Mrs. Shamika Kaur Bains ’00

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Balak ’62

Mr. and Mrs. David Banis ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Duke Banks III ’64

Mr. Patrick M. Barakat ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barbaro III ’02

Mrs. Jill Trousdale Barr ’01

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Barr ’91

Mr. Jose Barrera

Ms. Laura A. Barrero ’10

Ms. Maria Barrios

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Basile

Mr. Richard E. Baumer ’63

Ms. Gianina A. Bautista ’08

Dr. and Mrs. Ramil Bautista

Mr. Arjuna Beard ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Becker ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Becker ’65

Ms. Briana C. Beddawi ’20

Ms. Taylor M. Beddawi ’18

Mrs. Ashley Smock Beene ’01

Mr. and Ms. Cornelius Begerow

Mr. Aydin Behdad ’22

Ms. Ines Y. Bello

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Belmonte

Ms. Cassandra Beltre ’22

Ms. Jamie Bennison ’06

Mr. Dave Bent ’75

Mr. David J. Berg ’22

Mr. Kevin Berger ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Berger ’04

Mr. Daniel V. Beringer ’11

Mr. and Mrs. David Bernstein

Mr. Dan Berry ’75

Ms. Lia Betancourt ’22

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Bigley ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bigley ’77

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bigley ’80

Mr. Andrew Binns

Mr. Eamon Binns ’22

Ms. Alison Birnie

Mr. and Mrs. Nabil Bisharat ’02

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bislamyan

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Bitonti

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic P. Bitonti ’95

Mr. Dominic P. Bitonti ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Blackman

Mr. Myles A. Blackman ’22

Mrs. Ellen Blackstock

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Blackstock ’67

Mr. Justin W. Blackstock ’71

Mr. David Blazek

Mr. Richard A. Bleuze ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boecking

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Boggs ’66

Ms. Katrina Bohanec ’22

Mr. Vincent Bohanec

Mr. and Mrs. David Bolstad ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bonacci, AFSC

Ms. Tina D. Bonacci ’94

Mr. Nathaniel Bonner

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bottala ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bottala ’10

Ms. Kara Bouton

Brother Christopher Brady, FSC

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brandt ’86

Mr. R. Gregory Bridgland, C.P.A. ’64

Mr. Jeffrey T. Briegel ’12

Mr. and Mrs. William Briegel

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Brink ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Brock, C.P.A. ’73

Ken and Carol Brown

Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith Brown ’62

Mr. Scott Brown ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown

Mrs. Peter A. Browne

Mr. Kyle T. Brumm ’12

Ms. Tamara Bryant ’02

Ms. Chanel M. Buccola ’07

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Buccola ’66

Mr. John E. Buchan ’10

Mr. James Buchanan

Mrs. Vernice Buchanan

Mr. Alexis M. Buenaventura ’91

Mr. and Mrs. David Buennagel ’04

Mrs. Sonia Buenrostro

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bukunt ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Running Bear Bunch ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Burch

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bushmeyer ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bushmeyer ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Byrd ’61

Larry R. Byrd, Ph.D. ’63

Mr. Richard Byrd and Ms. Phyllis Liu

Mr. Christopher Cadd and Ms. Rosario Sabillo

Mrs. Vilolet Cafagna

Mr. Kevin A. Cahill ’76

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Caldwell ’70

Beverly Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Philp A. Camperi ’12

Mr. Hector A. Campos, Jr. ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Erick Canas

Ms. Julianna M. Canas ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Phil T. Cannon ’61

Mr. Brent Canzano ’81

Ms. Toni Ann Carafotes

Ms. Nicole M. Carlos ’12

Mr. Eric Carlos ’06

Dr. Taryn Hoffman Carr ’06

Mr. Robert Carrejo

Mr. Edwin Carrillo and Ms. Rosalva Cortez

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cassina

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel J. Castillo ’96

Mr. Jonathan S. Catano ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Rob F. Cavanaugh ’71

Mr. Justin K. Chang ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Charvat ’97

Mr. Chuzida M. Chen ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cheung

Ms. Helen Chien

Ms. Sreya Chilukuri ’22

Mr. Suresh Chilukuri

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chinen

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Chong

Dr. and Mrs. Christakis Christodoulou

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Chu

Mr. and Mrs. Herme Chua

Ms. Angela M. Ciccone

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Clark

Mr. Rob Clarke ’66 and Ms. Jeanne Labozetta

Mr. Thomas P. Clarke

Ms. Elizabeth Clingerman ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cochario

Mr. and Mrs. Todmund Cole

Mrs. Samantha Whitehead Collar ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Collins ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins, C.P.A. ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Colton

Mr. Kevin Combs

Ms. Marilyn J. Comouche

Mr. Gabriel Compton and Mrs. Cristina Claisse

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conde

Mr. Cameron J. Coolidge ’22

Mr. Philip A. Coombes ’75

Mrs. Jennifer Pittman Corcoran ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Core

Mr. Ronald Cormier, Jr. ’75

Ms. Diane Corral Lopez

Mr. and Mrs. Dodgie Cortes

Ms. Evelyn Cortes

Mr. and Ms. Steven Corvelo

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cote

Mr. Michael L. Cotter ’68 and Ms. Elaine Huang

Mrs. Stephanie Smith Courain ’06

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crawford ’65

Mr. Richard K. Crawford ’75

Ms. Christine Crawfurd

Mr. Dennis Cremins ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Crespo

Mr. William D. Crosson ’72

Ms. Lillian Cruz

Mr. Robert Cruz Jr. ’75

Ms. Courtney G. Cucchissi ’11

Mr. and Mrs. John Curley

Mr. and Ms. Doug Cwiak

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Damore ’75

Mr. Mark W. Dannhausen ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darlas

Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Darling ’99

Ms. Chrissie Davis ’99 and Mr. Sebastian Grillo

Mr. Scott P. Davis

Ms. Susan Davis

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Daws ’60

Mr. Robert De La Pena ’07

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De La Rosa

Ms. Rikki L. De Wit ’01

Ms. Adela Del Rio

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Delaney ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Waleed Delawari

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Delgatto ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Dustin DeMesa ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. DeRose, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. DeWald ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Di Sano ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Diaz

Ms. Veronica Diaz

Ms. Molly E. Diedrich ’10

Dr. David C. DiLettera ’75

Mr. Jason Dineros ’05

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dolan, Jr. ’71

Mr. Michael Domingo

Mr. and Mrs. Gil Dominguez

Ms. Kelly A. Dominguez ’15

Mr. Jordan G. Dorenfeld ’05

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Doring ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Drasco ’60

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Mrs. Francisca M. Gonzalez Virtue ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Viselli ’64

Mr. and Ms. Javier Viveros

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Von Wolffradt

Mr. and Mrs. Chris T. Voors ’75

Mr. Charles Wagner II ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff J. Wagner ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wall

Ms. Michelle L. Wall ’01

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Walshe III ’63

Mr. Weizhong Wang and Mrs. Nancy Wu

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wann

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon D. Ward ’99

Ms. Carleen Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ward

Ms. Tanya R. Ward ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Kip Waterhouse, Jr.

Mr. and Ms. Todd Weeks

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Weidner ’62

Mr. Marcus J. Wells ’10

Ms. Jill Werden

Mrs. Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97

Mr. and Mrs. John White ’74

Mr. Troy Whitehead ’07

Ms. Rebecca L. Whitehead ’17

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wichmann

Mr. and Mrs. John Wickersham ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Wickhem

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wiedenfeld ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Wiegand ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Wiegand ’97

Mr. Roger Wilcox ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Stan M. Wilcox, Jr. ’80

Mrs. Hannah E. Miller Wilder ’97

Mr. Wayne W. Wilks ’62

Ms. Erika N. Williams ’98

Jon and Debbie Williams P’18, ’00

Peter and Serena Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Willumson ’67

Ms. Ashley Wilson

Mr. Ian Wilson

Ms. Malia D. Wilson ’22

Mr. Jordan J. Wingate ’09

Ms. Maria I. Wojcik ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Radoslav Wojcik

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Wong

Ms. Isabel Wong ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wong

Mr. and Mrs. Ru Wong

Mr. Gary Wood ’70

Ms. Piper Wood

Mr. Richard J. “Woody” Woodaman ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woodsmall

Ms. Riley M. Worley ’15

Kristen Schultz Wray ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Wright ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright

Mrs. Darrell A. Wright

Mr. Ben J. X. Wu ’15

Dr. and Dr. Bin Xie

Ms. Jinhua Xu

Mr. Stephen Yamarone ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Yan

Ms. Jie Yang

Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Young

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Young ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yu Jr.

Ms. Marcia Yu

Ms. Karen Yuen

Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Yurchak

Ms. Jennifer Yure

Mr. and Mrs. Suren Zakaryan

Ms. Verna Zamora

Ms. Alexi S. Zate ’15

Mr. Aloysius F. Zebrowski Jr, Jr.

Dr. Stephan Zeeman ’69

Mr. Raymond Zhao and Mrs. Jie Li

Mr. ZeKun Zheng ’22

Mrs. Yoyo Zhou

Ms. Hannah C. Zimmerman ’11

Mrs. Angela Torres Ziskie ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Zlidenny

Mr. Ethan Zou ’22

Mr. James M. Zoumas ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Zoumas

Mr. John T. Zuerlein ’63

Mr. Ronald Zullo ’75

Mr. Justin Thomas V. Zumel ’15

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Zwart III ’67

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Zwart ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zwart ’71

ALUMNI GIVING

La Salle College Preparatory would like to give special recognition and thanks to all the alumni donors who supported the School community throughout the 2021-2022 fiscal year. All donations benefited the numerous programs for our students, faculty, staff and coaches. Because of these individuals, total alumni tax-deductible giving exceeded $592,714.

CLASS OF 1960 - 34.55%

Mr. David Bolstad ’60

Mr. Dennis P. Burke ’60, P’85

Mr. William F. Burke ’60

Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60

Mr. William E. Daws ’60

Mr. James R. Dirmann ’60

Mr. Mitchell Drasco, J.D. ’60

Mr. Lawrence E. Fetters ’60

Mr. Michael D. Ford ’60

Mr. Michael A. Hinojos ’60

Mr. Tim Q. Johnson ’60

Mr. Anthony F. Kane ’60, P’82, ’84

Dr. Paul J. Kuerbis ’60

Mr. James G. Rouse ’60

Mr. Theodore T. Saraf ’60, P’99

Mr. Barry J. Schweiger ’60

Mr. Thomas E. Siegmeth ’60

Mr. Charles Wagner II ’60

Mr. Jack P. Wiegand ’60

CLASS OF 1961 - 12.20%

Mr. Gary Byrd ’61

Mr. Phil T. Cannon ’61

Mr. Edmund B. Ferguson ’61

Dr. Robert G. Frank, Jr. ’61

Dr. C. Patrick Lauder ’61

CLASS OF 1962 - 38.89%

Mr. David C. Balak ’62

Mr. R. Keith Brown ’62

Dr. Steven T. Buccola ’62

Mr. Donald J. Bushmeyer ’62

Mr. Frank J. Griffith ’62

Mr. Terence A. Hall ’62

Mr. William R. Hall ’62

Mr. Russell J. Harrison ’62

Mr. Michael R. Johnson ’62

Mr. William Keith ’62

Mr. Kennedy F. Kiley ’62

Mr. Kenneth King ’62

Mr. Lester Kovats ’62

Mr. Bruce L. Mayclin ’62

Mr. Timothy I. Murphy ’62

Dr. Henry E. Nino ’62

Mr. Timothy R. Nolan ’62

Capt Wayne J. Osborne ’62

Mr. J. M. Roney ’62

Mr. James Santilena ’62

Mr. John R. Seymour ’62

Dr. Stephen Shortell ’62

Mr. Tonny Tulleners ’62

Mr. Victor E. Vert ’62

Mr. Michael D. Weidner ’62

Mr. Wayne W. Wilks ’62

Mr. Richard J. “Woody” Woodaman ’62

Thomas L. Young, J.D. ’62

CLASS OF 1963 - 18.18%

Mr. Richard E. Baumer ’63, P’94

Larry R. Byrd, Ph.D. ’63

Mr. Michael Dooling ’63

Mr. Joseph P. Eiben ’63

Mr. Stephen P. Johnson ’63

Mr. John M. Karnowski ’63

Dr. William J. Quirk ’63

Mr. James P. Roosevelt, Jr. ’63

Mr. James C. Walshe III ’63

Mr. John T. Zuerlein ’63

CLASS OF 1964 - 20.27%

Mr. Duke Banks III ’64

Mr. Raymond Gregory Bridgland, C.P.A. ’64

Mr. Richard H. Bushmeyer ’64, P’96, ’98

Mr. Peter J. Gettinger ’64

Mr. Steven J. Goetz ’64

Mr. James F. Keese ’64

Mr. Joseph H. Marshall ’64

Mr. Nicolas E. Martin ’64

Mr. William R. Moreno ’64

Mr. Lawrence A. Nordstrom ’64

Dr. Gregory Palmer ’64, P’87

Mr. James Phillips ’64

Mr. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64

Mr. Richard Rios ’64

Mr. Albert L. Viselli ’64

CLASS OF 1965 - 17.20%

Mr. Florencio R. Alinan, Jr. ’65

Mr. Lambertus Becker ’65

Mr. Gerald P. Cotter ’65

Mr. John W. Crawford ’65

Mr. John M. Delgatto ’65

Mr. Thomas P. Faherty ’65

Mr. Robert Harold, Jr. ’65

Mr. David L. Kennelly ’65

Mr. Stephen Lester ’65

Mr. John R. Maitino ’65

Mr. Paul F. Maurin ’65

Mr. Donald C. Randolph ’65

Michael A. Roosevelt, Esq. ’65

Dr. Thomas L. Shima ’65

Mr. John B. Slavin ’65

Mr. Mark C. Weigel ’65

CLASS OF 1966 - 17.95%

Mr. Peter K. Barker ’66

Mr. Stephen E. Boggs ’66

Mr. Daniel J. Buccola ’66

Mr. Robert A. Clarke ’66

Mr. Stefan M. Hanson ’66

Mr. Norman Hovsepian ’66

Mr. Gregory P. Ladesich ’66

Mr. John J. Maffei ’66

Mr. Richard J. Mispagel ’66

Mr. Rory O. Moore ’66

Mr. Michael A. Paulsen ’66

Mr. John B. Pollara ’66

Mr. Michael J. Rademacher ’66

Dr. Steven L. Salem, Ph.D. ’66

CLASS OF 1967 - 20.69%

Mr. Thomas R. Anthony ’67

Mr. John C. Blackstock ’67

Mr. Edward W. Collins ’67

Mr. James F. Elko ’67

Mr. Joseph L. Feeney ’67

Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67

Mr. Michael Hartfield, C.P.A. ’67

Dr. Eloy A. Ituarte ’67

Mr. Tim Johnson ’67

Mr. Joseph A. McKenna ’67

Mr. Paul R. Pfau ’67

Mr. James R. Quandt ’67

Mr. Alan B. Sielen ’67

Mr. Timothy R. Steinmeier ’67

Mr. John Wickersham ’67

Dr. Robert P. Wiedenfeld ’67

Mr. Glenn G. Willumson ’67

Mr. Frank M. Zwart III ’67

CLASS OF 1968 - 16.13%

Mr. David Banis ’68

Mr. Michael L. Cotter ’68

Dr. Robert P. Gendron ’68

Dr. Michael A. Genovese ’68

Mr. Peter C. Hoffman ’68, P’02, ’04

Mr. Douglas J. Karnowski ’68

Mr. Thomas L. Kitchens ’68

Mr. Timothy D. Manning ’68

Mr. Thomas E. McLoughlin, C.P.A. ’68

Mr. John A. Moe II ’68

Mr. Randy Paquette ’68

Mr. James Specht ’68

Dr. James R. Stewart ’68

Mr. Virat Thantrakul ’68

Mr. Jeffrey P. Wright ’68

CLASS OF 1969 - 15.71%

Mr. Christopher J. Allaire ’69

Dr. Frank R. Gioia ’69

Mr. Dennis M. Haupt ’69, P’20

Mr. William R. LaRue ’69

Mr. Peter D. H. Lindley ’69

Mr. Stephen A. Mitchell ’69

Mr. Paul A. Pink ’69

Mr. Michael M. Rue ’69

Mr. Roger Wilcox ’69

Mr. Stephen Yunker ’69

Dr. Stephan Zeeman ’69

CLASS OF 1970 - 28.72%

The Honorable Clifford R. Anderson III ’70

Mr. Paul E. Arko ’70

Mr. Sam M. Auriemma ’70

Mr. Kevin Berger ’70

Mr. Mark H. Bevan ’70

Mr. Peter J. Bukunt ’70

Mr. John P. Caldwell ’70

Mr. Dennis Cremins ’70

Mr. Gregory E. Danenhauer ’70

Mr. Larry Di Sano ’70

Dr. Timothy J. Elfelt ’70

Mr. James Elwood ’70

Mr. Alton Foran ’70

Mr. Patrick A. Frey ’70

Mr. Thomas V. Grimes, J.D. ’70

Mr. Michael Keese ’70

Mr. Mark R. Krouse ’70

Mr. Timothy E. Metcalfe ’70

Mr. Michael J. Moran ’70

Mr. Don J. Olender ’70, P’08, ’09

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Mr. Paschal Sabatella ’71

Mr. Kenneth R. Stachler, C.P.A. ’71

Mr. Peter C. Thompson ’71, P’11, ’14

Mr. Mark Walton ’71

Mr. Paul Zwart ’71

CLASS OF 1972 - 14.10%

Dr. Kenneth J. Canzoneri ’72, P’01, ’02, ’04

Mr. William D. Crosson ’72

Dr. Guy G. Giacopuzzi ’72

Mr. George Giambastiani ’72

Mr. Mark A. McCormick ’72

Mr. Stephen McManus ’72

Mr. Stephen P. Mulqueen ’72

Mr. Mark Passarini ’72

Dr. Wayne V. Polek ’72

Mr. Jose L. Sanchez ’72

Mr. Richard Schmidt ’72

CLASS OF 1973 - 6.17%

Mr. Barry E. Brock, C.P.A. ’73

Mr. Jeffrey G. Doring ’73

Mr. James S. Fischella ’73

Mr. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73

Mr. Bradford W. Wright ’73, P’07, ’12

CLASS OF 1974 - 6.94%

Mr. Gregory S. Anicich ’74

Mr. Anthony Exposito ’74, P’08

Mr. Victor V. Polek ’74

Mr. Bernard Simon ’74

Mr. John White ’74

Mr. Joseph L. McKay ’75

Mr. Vincent Mejia ’75

Mr. Robert A. Morgan ’75

William V. Morris, Ph.D. ’75

Mr. Kirk Osborne ’75

Mr. Fernando Pacheco II ’75

Mr. Patrick Riley ’75

Mr. Thomas M. Ruggles ’75

Mr. Javier A. Salas ’75

Mr. Miguel Salas, Jr. ’75, P’06, ’07

Mr. Robert Singer ’75

Mr. Richard A. Snyder ’75

Mr. Robert A. Strasser ’75

Mr. William L. Sullivan ’75, P’07, ’07, ’10

Mr. Donald Tellez ’75

The Honorable Nicholas S. Thompson ’75

Mr. Chris T. Voors ’75

Mr. Ronald Zullo ’75

Mr. John C. Zwart ’75, P’09

CLASS OF 1976 - 4.62%

Kevin A. Cahill, Esq. ’76

Mr. Michael J. Lamberti ’76

Mr. Joseph D. Peters ’76

CLASS OF 1977 - 8.33%

Mr. Wayne G. Avjian ’77

Mr. Paul A. Bigley ’77, P’05, ’07

Mr. Dennis Driscoll ’77

Lawrence D. Durandette, Esq. ’77

Mr. Mark Rettig ’77, P’07

Mr. Stephen R. Sweeney ’77

Mr. Brad G. Reaume ’70, P’05, ’06, ’08, ’10

Mr. Stephen E. Seastrom ’70

Mr. Stephen M. Singer ’70

Mr. Michael Sullivan ’70, P’08, ’13

Mr. Kevin C. Sweeney ’70

Mr. Richard Tres ’70

Mr. Gary Wood ’70

CLASS OF 1971 - 33.33%

Mr. Justin W. Blackstock ’71, P’02, ’10

Dr. Phillip Capobianco III ’71

Mr. Robert F. Cavanaugh ’71

Mr. Richard Collins, C.P.A. ’71

Mr. John E. Dolan, Jr. ’71, P’13

Mr. Raul E. Espinoza ’71

Mr. Roland Gutierrez ’71, P’94

Mr. Thomas Hartfield ’71

Dr. Steven W. Herring ’71

Dr. Alan L. Hiti ’71

Mr. Daniel G. Hyke ’71

Mr. Michael P. Kennedy ’71

Mr. Bob Kohorst ’71, P’03, ’07

Mr. Mark Liska ’71

Mr. Daniel B. Lopez ’71

Dr. David S. Mazza ’71

Mr. Matthew McInerney ’71

Mr. William R. Meyers ’71

Mr. Duffy J. Mich, Jr. ’71

Mr. Robert L. Mizia ’71

Mr. Robert M. Nuccio ’71, P’00, ’02, ’04

Mr. Stephen P. Petermann ’71

Mr. James H. Pike ’71, P’99, ’03

Mr. Stephen Rath ’71

Mr. Kenneth S. Rausch ’71

Mr. Geoffrey Rue ’71

CLASS OF 1975 - 60.47%

Mr. Paul J. Archambault ’75

Mr. Paul Auriemma ’75

Mr. David Bent ’75

Mr. David Beringer ’75, P’11, ’14, ’18

Mr. Dan Berry ’75

Dr. John M. Bigley ’75

Mr. Scott Brown ’75

Dr. Dino Clarizio ’75, P’06

Mr. Philip A. Coombes ’75

Mr. Ronald Cormier, Jr. ’75

Mr. Richard K. Crawford ’75

Mr. Robert Cruz Jr. ’75

Mr. Wayne J. Damore ’75

Mr. Mark M. DeWald ’75

Dr. David C. DiLettera ’75

Mr. Sergio Escalante ’75

Mr. Jae Evers ’75

Mr. Edmund French, Jr. ’75, P’20

Mr. Mark Fry ’75

Mr. Roger Giacopuzzi ’75

Mr. Christopher R. Gray ’75

Dr. Paul Hartfield ’75

Mr. Eduardo Iniguez ’75

Mr. James B. Jouvenat ’75

Mr. Terence M. Kelly ’75

Mr. Steve Kennedy ’75

Mr. Dwight Kroll ’75

Mr. James L. Le Berthon ’75

Mr. Paul J. Lees ’75

Mr. Gary Macdonald ’75, P’01, ’04

Mr. Michael J. Marlatt ’75

Mr. Steve Marsden ’75

Mr. Edward McFaul ’75, P’06, ’10, ’11, ’16

CLASS OF 1978 - 1.41%

Hector Ituarte ’78

CLASS OF 1979 - 5.06%

Mr. Kenneth M. Becker ’79

Mr. Paul J. Gormican, Jr. ’79

Dr. Alan P. Mirasol ’79

Mr. Juan R. Montoya ’79, P’23, ’25

CLASS OF 1980 - 20.27%

Dr. Lawrence Albinski ’80

Dr. Thomas Bigley ’80, P’09

Mr. David S. Blakeslee ’80, P’24, ’24

Mr. Gerald E. Jones ’80

Mr. Benjamin J. Joseph, Jr. ’80

Mr. Kenneth A. Kneale ’80

Mr. Eric Kurzweil ’80, P’05

Mr. Anthony Messineo ’80

Mr. Rafael Mirasol ’80, P’17, ’18

Mr. John Morgan ’80

Mr. Eric J. Nobriga, Sr. ’80

Mr. Richard Oberreiter ’80

Mr. Alfredo Prado ’80

Mr. Chung Suh ’80

Mr. Stan M. Wilcox, Jr. ’80

CLASS OF 1981 - 10.32%

Mr. Brent Canzano ’81

Dr. Brian J. Doerning ’81, P’11, ’15

Mr. Ronald Escamilla ’81, P’20, ’23

Mr. Mario A. Martinez ’81

Mr. Henry Rodriguez ’81

Mr. James Toth ’81

Mr. Mario C. Tromba ’81, P’22

Mr. Jeff J. Wagner ’81

Mr. Stephen Yamarone ’81

CLASS OF 1982 - 2.04%

Mr. Martin A. Kunz ’82

Mr. Thomas Pinto ’82

CLASS OF 1983 - 6.58%

Mr. Jose Alvarez ’83, P’20, ’22

Mr. Ruben E. Alvarez ’83

Mr. James Ellis ’83

Mr. Arnaldo P. Mirasol ’83

Mr. John R. Queen III ’83

CLASS OF 1984 - 11.11%

Mr. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84, P’20

Mr. William D. Hardy ’84

Mr. Gregory A. Moeller ’84, P’17

Mr. Christopher Rettig ’84, P’19

Dr. Steven Velling ’84

CLASS OF 1985 - 2.22%

Mr. Hector Hernandez ’85

Mr. John F. Marshall ’85

CLASS OF 1986 - 8.33%

Mr. Keith Brandt ’86

Mr. Patrick M. Brink ’86

Mr. Joseph Crews ’86

Mr. Gianni Galati ’86

Mr. Danny Mahoney ’86

James B. Ryan, Esq. ’86

CLASS OF 1987 - 3.95%

Mr. John A. Bettencourt IV ’87, P’23

Mr. Everett M. Evleth ’87

Mr. Adam Konrad ’87, P’15, ’15

CLASS OF 1988 - 1.41%

Michael C. Martinez, Esq. ’88, P’23

CLASS OF 1989 - 5.97%

Mr. Leo Anaya ’89, P’20

Mr. Kevin J. Delaney ’89

Mr. David S. Lewis ’89

Mr. David Rodriguez ’89, P’21

CLASS OF 1990 - 13.04%

Mr. Adrian C. M. Fulay ’90

Mr. Owen Hou ’90, P’21, ’26

Mr. Vaskin Kuyumijan ’90

Mr. Patrick Mahoney, P.E. ’90

Mr. Eric Medina ’90

Mr. Robert Palle ’90

Mr. Matthew E. Pindroh ’90

Mr. Thomas J. Rochester ’90

Mr. David C. Soltis ’90

CLASS OF 1991 - 19.23%

Mr. Mark D. Barr ’91

Mr. Gary P. Barrera ’91

Mr. Alexis M. Buenaventura ’91

Mr. Philip A. Klotz ’91

Mr. Christopher K. Miyake ’91

Mr. Robert C. Montano ’91

Mr. Marvin Schober ’91

Dr. Dominic C. Soller, D.D.S. ’91

Mr. Bradley R. Toothman ’91

Mr. Christopher A. Toothman ’91

CLASS OF 1992 - 5.88%

Mr. Jeffrey A. Leming ’92

Mr. Jeffrey J. Rogers ’92

Dr. Michael E. Sanderl, Ed.D. ’92

CLASS OF 1993 - 4.44%

Mr. Christopher S. Ellis ’93

Mr. Christopher C. Hazlitt ’93

Mr. Nicholas Namba ’93

Mr. Armando Ramirez ’93, P’14, ’20

CLASS OF 1994 - 8.74%

Ms. Tina D. Bonacci ’94

Mr. Running Bear Bunch ’94

Dr. Dennis C. De Mesa ’94, P’21, ’24

Mr. P. Ryan Hagen ’94

Mr. Edward I. Magluyan ’94, P’23, ’25

Dr. Chris A. Pearl ’94

Ms. Annie M. Santana-Grush ’94

Mrs. Francisca M. Gonzalez Virtue ’94

Dr. Brett J. Wong ’94

CLASS OF 1995 - 6.29%

Mrs. Christyann M. Stanislawski Andrianopoulos ’95

Mr. Dominic P. Bitonti ’95, P’22, ’24

Mr. Richard A. Bleuze ’95

Mrs. Antionette Santucci Kinder ’95

Mrs. Allison M. Hannegan Kooiman ’95

Mrs. Jennifer N. Sangkum Orefice ’95

Mr. Salvatore M. Orefice III ’95, P’23

Mrs. Erin E. Scanlon Suess ’95, P’25

Mr. Ted J. Tekippe ’95

CLASS OF 1996 - 9.09%

Mr. Gabriel J. Castillo ’96

Mrs. Krista M. Lindsay Charvat ’96, P’26

Mr. Dustin DeMesa ’96, P’17

Mr. Jorge A. Gonzalez ’96

Mr. Mark P. Ioele ’96, P’25

Mr. Erik Kachmarsky ’96, P’24, ’25

Ms. Sherry Kalra ’96

Mr. Steven M. Mullen ’96

Mr. Benjamin D. Pirih ’96

Mr. Pedro R. Quintanilla ’96

Ms. Rayne M. Roberts ’96

Ms. Dyana M. Stewart ’96

Mrs. Angela J. Torres Ziskie ’96

CLASS OF 1997 - 9.63%

Mrs. Maria Romero Bitonti ’97, P’22, ’24

Mr. Jason Charvat ’97, P’26

Ms. Susan E. Ehring ’97

Mrs. Rochelle L. Rodriguez Ferrari ’97, P’24, ’26

Mr. Eugene C. Flock ’97

Mr. Matthew W. Herman ’97

Dr. Julie Bonacci Kolb ’97

Mr. Scott Potter ’97

Mr. Benjamin Thackara ’97

Dr. Norlan Torres ’97

Mrs. Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97

Mr. Nicholas J. Wiegand ’97

Mrs. Hannah E. Miller Wilder ’97

CLASS OF 1998 - 5.37%

Ms. Elizabeth Clingerman ’98

Ms. Jesstine Guzman ’98

Mrs. Margaret Pett Herrera ’98

Ms. Monika V. Kunz ’98

Ms. Sarah Holl Lareau ’98

Mr. Lakin W. Soldate ’98

Ms. Erika N. Williams ’98

Mrs. Kristen M. Schultz Wray ’98

CLASS OF 1999 - 8.54%

Mrs. Jennifer Pittman Corcoran ’99

Mr. Mark W. Darling ’99

Mrs. Nina Siggins Darling ’99

Ms. Christina L. Davis ’99

Mrs. Janel Moncada Gonzalez ’99

Ms. Kristin A. Juelson ’99

Mrs. Gina Bottala LaPorte ’99, P’26, ’26

Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99

Mrs. Mary Magluyan Pearl ’99

Mr. Ray V. Pearl, Jr. ’99

Mr. Thomas Stafford ’99

Mr. Michael L. Tom ’99

Brandon D. Ward, Esq. ’99

Ms. Tanya R. Ward ’99

CLASS OF 2000 - 9.94%

Mrs. Shamika Kaur Bains ’00

Mr. Hector A. Campos, Jr. ’00

Mrs. Christine C. Yung Dunfee ’00

Mr. Dean C. Griffith ’00

Mr. Will Kaliel ’00

Ms. Lisa M. Keeler ’00

Mr. Justin S. Link, P.E. ’00

Mr. David M. Moreno ’00

Dr. Natalie M. Koester Mosley ’00

Ms. Nicole L. Murph ’00

Dr. Scott R. Nuccio ’00

Mr. Sean M. O’Connor ’00

Mr. Joseph A. Reid ’00

Ms. Kristin A. Seeker ’00

Mr. Stephen L. Tom ’00

Ms. Monique D. Vidales ’00

CLASS OF 2001 - 10.06%

Mrs. Jill Trousdale Barr ’01

Mrs. Ashley R. Beene ’01

Ms. Rikki L. De Wit ’01

Mr. Matthew G. Encinas ’01

Mrs. Lauren P. Haynes ’01

Ms. Marianna Holguin ’01, P’24

Mrs. Emily Diane Holl Keezer ’01

Mr. Evan D. Loomis ’01

Ms. Audralyn L. Macdonald-Funes ’01

Mr. Christopher B. Marrs ’01

Mrs. Jennifer M. Pittman Melancon ’01

Mr. David C. Pett ’01

Ms. Danyelle C. Proano ’01

Mrs. Amanda Gonzalez Richardson ’01

Mr. Nicholas Stavroulakis ’01

Mr. Steven A. Van Leeuwen ’01

Ms. Michelle L. Wall ’01

CLASS OF 2002 - 6.98%

Mr. Philip Barbaro III ’02

Mr. Nabil Bisharat ’02

Ms. Tamara Bryant ’02

Dr. Mosey Nuccio Dunn ’02

Ms. Angelina Gilliam ’02

Ms. Jennifer Gosselin ’02

Mrs. Kathryn Canzoneri Griffith ’02

Mr. Sean M. Grimes ’02

Mr. Brian Hoffman ’02

Ms. Samantha A. Malisos ’02

Ms. Amanda Mareina ’02

Mr. Michael Robison ’02

CLASS OF 2003 - 4.88%

Mr. James Gibbs ’03

Mrs. Erica K. Hartley ’03

Mr. Patrick Healy ’03

Ms. Brittney Medrano ’03

Ms. Regina P. Orona ’03

Ms. Robin Quintanilla ’03

Mr. Michael Reed ’03

Mrs. Christina Tom Timmons ’03

CLASS OF 2004 - 5.73%

Mr. Nicholas Berger ’04

Mr. David Buennagel ’04

Mrs. Lynn Nuccio Buennagel ’04

Mr. Anthony Gioia ’04

Ms. Megan Herek ’04

Mr. Jacob Hollis ’04

Mr. Jeffrey S. Jahnke ’04

Mr. Andrew W. Nicholson ’04

Mr. Kenneth Smutny ’04

CLASS OF 2005 - 9.09%

Mrs. Erin Moran Berger ’05

Mr. Jason Dineros ’05

Mr. Jordan G. Dorenfeld ’05

Ms. Amanda C. Evans ’05

Ms. Maral Gazarian ’05

Ms. Ani Ghazarian ’05

Ms. Gianna A. Gioia ’05

Mrs. Jessica W. Miller ’05

Mr. Michael J. Miller ’05

Mr. Nam N. Phan ’05

Mr. Josue Robles ’05

Mrs. Emily Cairns Roffe-Silvester ’05

Ms. Melinda P. Tom ’05

Mrs. Patrice Cardamone Veyna ’05

Mr. Christopher S. Victor ’05

CLASS OF 2006 - 3.66%

Ms. Kanel Arceno ’06

Ms. Jamie Bennison ’06

Mr. Eric Carlos ’06

Dr. Taryn Hoffman Carr ’06

Mrs. Stephanie Smith Courain ’06

Ms. Megan France ’06

Ms. Joanna Maldonado-Serrano ’06

Mr. Evan J. Paniagua ’06

Mrs. Melissa Barrero Ross ’06

CLASS OF 2007 - 6.63%

Ms. Chanel M. Buccola ’07

Mr. Robert De La Pena ’07

Ms. Giselle Figueroa ’07

Mrs. Christine Closson Grimes ’07

Mrs. Karina Barrero Iversen ’07

Mr. Matthew Kohorst ’07

Mr. Peter B. Larr ’07

Ms. Kimberly N. Parker ’07

Mr. Thomas J. Quigley ’07

Mr. Westley Riley ’07

Mr. Phillip R. Velasco ’07

Mr. Gerald Whitehead ’07

CLASS OF 2008 - 3.66%

Ms. Gianina A. Bautista ’08

Mr. John L. Bottala ’08

1Lt Anthony D. Exposito, USA ’08

Ms. Stephanie R. Gioia ’08

Mr. Joseph M. Olender ’08

Mr. Daniel J. Villarreal ’08

CLASS OF 2009 - 8.77%

Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09

Mr. Jonathan S. Catano ’09

Mr. Kevin M. Healy ’09

Ms. Madeline N. Herlache ’09

SSG Timothy P. Hoffman ’09

Mrs. Ashley Thomas Housman ’09

Mr. Matthew Housman ’09

Ms. Megan M. LeNoue ’09

Mr. Kevin Mattice ’09

Ms. Melissa A. Miller ’09

Ms. Kathryn D. Olender ’09

Mr. Cameron J. Scott ’09

Mr. Darrell J. Triplett Jr ’09

Dr. Laura D. Trujillo ’09

Mr. Jordan J. Wingate ’09

CLASS OF 2010 - 14.37%

Dr. Matthew C. Adame ’10

Ms. Gina A. Alza ’10

Mr. Patrick M. Barakat ’10

Ms. Laura A. Barrero ’10

Mr. Michael J. Bottala ’10

Mr. John E. Buchan ’10

Mr. Mark W. Dannhausen ’10

Ms. Molly E. Diedrich ’10

Ms. Lauren L. Duckworth ’10

Mr. Robert J. Fraser ’10

Mr. Joseph A. Govea ’10

Mr. Simon Grigorian ’10

Ms. Daniella C. Laset ’10

Mr. Garo B. Marsoubian ’10

Mr. Grant E. D. McCracken ’10

Ms. Marissa R. Messina ’10

Mr. Matthew A. Payne ’10

Mr. Michael S. Perez ’10

Ms. Maureen B. Perry ’10

Mr. Christopher J. Robleto ’10

Ms. Diviya S. Sabanayagam ’10

Ms. Lauren T. Schenker ’10

Ms. Jesslyn A. Stephen ’10

Mr. Marcus J. Wells ’10

CLASS OF 2011 - 9.39%

Ms. DrewAnn K. Andrews ’11

Mr. John P. Auer ’11

Mr. Daniel V. Beringer ’11

Mrs. Samantha Whitehead Collar ’11

Ms. Courtney G. Cucchissi ’11

Mr. Juan C. Gonzalez ’11

Dr. William R. Harrity III ’11

Ms. Jade M. Jenkins ’11

Ms. Jacqueline E. Lara ’11

Mr. Anthony G. Messina-Doerning ’11

Ms. Sophia C. Ratkovich ’11

Mr. Christian A. Santos ’11

Mr. Mark Sarkis ’11

Ms. Elizabeth N. Sepetjian ’11

Mr. Dylan C. Stein ’11

Mr. Roque A. Valiente ’11

Ms. Hannah C. Zimmerman ’11

CLASS OF 2012 - 4.30%

Mr. Jeffrey T. Briegel ’12

Mr. Kyle T. Brumm ’12

Mr. Philp A. Camperi ’12

Ms. Nicole M. Carlos ’12

Ms. Katherine A. Hyche ’12

Mr. Jared K. Padiernos ’12

Ms. Victoria C. Pope ’12

Mr. Manuel Martin S. Soriano ’12

CLASS OF 2013 - 4.07%

Mr. Aaron M. Ealy ’13

Ms. Stephanie N. Ferri ’13

Mrs. Claudia Vazquez Hampton ’13

Mr. Mitchell J. Hoffman ’13

Mr. Robert D. Hulbert ’13

Mr. Andrew S. Lucas ’13

Mr. Ian S. Quinn ’13

CLASS OF 2015 - 13.17%

Ms. Kelly A. Dominguez ’15

Mr. Tyler S. Escoffery-Artis ’15

Ms. Dana J. Esparza ’15

Mr. Colby A. Garcia ’15

Ms. Isabella Garcia ’15

Ms. Julia M. Hakanen ’15

Ms. Taylor J. Hakanen ’15

Mr. Adrian Reimer B. Mathison-Sanchez ’15

Mrs. Megan B. Mathison-Sanchez ’15

Ms. Madeline A. McGoldrick ’15

Mr. Luis E. Melendez ’15

Mr. Alec R. Mena ’15

Ms. Olivia C. Pope ’15

Mr. Vincent J. Powers ’15

Ms. Natalie R. Sirois ’15

Ms. Katelyn H. Stone ’15

Mr. Jesse Bailey Toribio ’15

Mr. Alexander J. Tuason ’15

Ms. Riley M. Worley ’15

Mr. Benjamin J. X. Wu ’15

Ms. Alexi S. Zate ’15

Mr. Justin Thomas V. Zumel ’15

CLASS OF 2016 - 1.89%

Ms. Samantha J. Hardy ’16

Ms. Emily A. O’Connor ’16

Mr. Bhav G. Patel ’16

CLASS OF 2017 - 1.29%

Mr. Phillip M. Krings ’17

Ms. Rebecca L. Whitehead ’17

CLASS OF 2018 - 1.39%

Ms. Taylor Beddawi ’18

Ms. Melody Griffith ’18

CLASS OF 2019 - 1.26%

Ms. Samantha P. Grijalva ’19

Mr. CJ Rettig ’19

CLASS OF 2020 - 1.76%

Ms. Briana Beddawi ’20

Ms. Leilani Jeffery ’20

Mr. Joshua Roesner ’20

CLASS OF 2021 - 2.04%

Ms. Natalie Bahou ’21

Mr. Noah Halim ’21

Ms. Gladeline Rufo ’21

CLASS OF 2022 - 72.39%

Mr. John Alvarez ’22

Mr. James Ancheta ’22

Ms. Francesca Angelic ’22

Mr. Henry Atkinson ’22

Mr. Arjuna Beard ’22

Mr. Aydin Behdad ’22

Ms. Cassandra Beltre ’22

Mr. David Berg ’22

Ms. Lia Betancourt ’22

Mr. Eamon Binns ’22

Mr. Dominic Bitonti ’22

Mr. Myles Blackman ’22

Ms. Katrina Bohanec ’22

Ms. Julianna Canas ’22

Mr. Justin Chang ’22

Mr. Chuzida Chen ’22

Ms. Sreya Chilukuri ’22

Mr. Cameron Coolidge ’22

Mr. Christopher Faraj ’22

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Mr. Nicholas Fosselman ’22

Ms. Lilianna Frias ’22

Mr. Nicolas Froio ’22

Ms. Eloise Fruehling ’22

Mr. Matthew Gamble ’22

Mr. Adam Gamez ’22

Mr. Andrew Garcia ’22

Ms. Ally Gatewood ’22

Ms. Chloe Gilb ’22

Mr. Angelo Godoy ’22

Mr. Sean Gowen ’22

Ms. Carhin Guillen ’22

Mr. Wyatt Hall ’22

Ms. Mariacatherine Hampton ’22

Mr. Aidan Hedman ’22

Ms. Amber Hernandez ’22

Mr. Kien Johnson ’22

Ms. Monique Kirland ’22

Ms. Daniela Ledesma ’22

Ms. Erin Lewin ’22

Ms. Ruoyao Li ’22

Mr. William Lieberg ’22

Ms. Chelsea Lingao ’22

Ms. Angelina Lo ’22

Ms. Kendall Lomas ’22

Mr. Adrian Lossada ’22

Mr. Isaac Magpantay ’22

Mr. Krish Manwani ’22

Ms. Emma Martin ’22

Ms. Isabella Martinez ’22

Mr. Isaiah May ’22

Ms. Elizabeth Miller ’22

Ms. Catherine Mollica ’22

Mr. Jaden Montesa ’22

Ms. Alexandra Muro ’22

Mr. Evan Nahra ’22

Mr. Sawyer Nelson ’22

Ms. Lilian Nguyen ’22

Mr. Emile Nicholls ’22

The following donors have given gifts “In Memory Of” individuals listed below.

In Memory of T.M. Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Erik Kachmarsky ’96

In Memory of Sam and Virginia Auriemma

Mr. Paul Auriemma ’75

In Memory of Mr. Roy Chang

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Agapito

Mr. Jim Anderson and Ms. Kathleen Walker

Dr. Bruce Atkinson and Ms. Talia Puzantian

Ms. Gianina A. Bautista ’08

Ms. Lillian Cruz

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Do Vale

Mr. Michael Domingo

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fernandes

Mr. Simon Grigorian ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hakanen

Mariacarmen Hampton ’22

Mr. Robert D. Hulbert ’13

Ms. Allison Kawamoto

Mr. Andrew S. Lucas ’13

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lucas

Mr. Adrian Mathison-Sanchez ’15

Mrs. Megan Mathison-Sanchez ’15

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Connor

Mr. Bhav Patel ’16

Mr. and Mrs. Girish R. Patel

Mr. Joshua L. Roesner ’20

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Romo

Ms. Gladeline A. Rufo ’21

Ms. Jenny Santoyo

Mr. Daniel Sigoloff ’22

Mr. Manny S. Soriano ’12

Mr. Daniel J. Villarreal ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Ru Wong

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yu, Jr.

Ms. Karen Yuen

Ms. Maegan Nolasco ’22

Ms. Emile Olgin ’22

Ms. Quinn Painter ’22

Mr. Antonio Pan Zhu ’22

Mr. Julian Panosian ’22

Ms. Hailey Patino ’22

Mr. Jason Patterson ’22

Ms. Maya Payes ’22

Ms. Alexis Perez ’22

Mr. Salvatore Pisa ’22

Mr. Dylan Pung ’22

Mr. Douglas Pyle ’22

Mr. Liam Quinn ’22

Mr. Mathew Quintero ’22

Mr. Yiyang Rao ’22

Mr. Robert Raymundo ’22

Ms. Katelyn Reynoso ’22

Mr. Makaio Richman ’22

Mr. Santiago Romero ’22

Mr. Carlos Romo ’22

Mr. Ethan Sandoval ’22

MS. Pauline Santos ’22

Ms. Mary Sayer ’22

Mr. Daniel Sigoloff ’22

Mr. Samuel Solomon ’22

Ms. Itzel Sosa ’22

Mr. Jaden Steinhoff ’22

Mr. Logan Tang ’22

Mr. Alexander Tatoian ’22

Ms. Ava Taylor ’22

Ms. Danielle Thomas-Nathan ’22

Ms. Erica Tromba ’22

Mr. Alex Vartanian ’22

Ms. Malia Wilson ’22

Ms. Maria Wojcik ’22

Ms. Isabel Wong ’22

Mr. ZeKun Zheng ’22

Mr. Ethan Zou ’22

Mr. James Zoumas ’22

In Memory of Mr. John Delaney P ’82, ’85, ’89

Mr. David Beringer ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Phillips

In Memory of Brother

DeSales Benning, FSC

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Robleto ’10

In Memory of Mr. Brock S. Evans ’70

Mr. and Mrs. James Elwood ’70

In Memory of Mrs. Lindsay Van Leeuwen Gordon ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Van Leeuwen ’01

In Memory of Mr. Grant Glausser ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Morgan ’75

In Memory of Dr. Richard Gray

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Agapito

Ahmanson Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84

Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Bahou

Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra

Mrs. Erin Moran Berger ’04

Mr. Nick Berger ’05

Mr. Shawn Blakeslee ’80

Brother Christopher Brady, FSC

Mrs. Peter A. Browne

Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Bruich

Bubalo Family Foundation

Campbell Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chen

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chinen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Clark

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coolidge

Mr. Cheng Yin and Ms. Dongmei Dai

Mr. and Mrs. Dustin DeMesa ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. DeRose, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. DeRose, Jr.

Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Do Vale

Dr. Brian J. Doerning ’81 and Mrs. Maryann Messina-Doerning

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dooling ’63

Mr. Sean Duffy and Ms. Monica Villagra

Ms. Tamara Flowers and Mr. Steve Cobb

Dr. Kathryn A. Fogarty

Ms. Joan Foley

Nicolas Froio ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamble

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gowen

Mr. Peter S. Griffith

The Gripp Family

Michael Healy Family

Mr. M. Patrick Henry

Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hernandez ’85

Mr. Brian Hoffman ’02

Ernest A. Hollady

Mr. Jeffrey Hoone

Kevin S. Hopkins, M.D.

Dr. and Mrs. Eloy A. Ituarte ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jahnke

Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Jeffery

Brother James Joost, FSC

Mr. Jon Keates and Ms. Thanh Hoang

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinney

Ms. Kathleen Klock

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73

Mr. David Lam

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Leming ’92

Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis

Katie and John Macdonald ’75

Ms. Amanda Mareina ’02

Mr. Kevin Mattice ’09

Mrs. Kathleen McCarthy

Mrs. Lisa Medrano

Mr. Mike Merrigan and

Ms. M. Bonner Meudell

Mr. Duffy J. Mich, Jr. ’71

John A. Moe II ’68

Mr. Tim Molak

Mr. and Mrs. Fai Man Ng

Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70

Mr. Joseph M. Olender ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar

Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Paules

Mr. Mayron and Angelica Salas

Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Romeo Pelongco

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rettig ’77

Katelyn Reynoso ’22

Mark and Victoria Richards

Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson

Ms. Elizabeth E. Romo

Ms. Janet Ruggiero

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ryan ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Sanchez ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sanchez

Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sanderl, Ed.D. ’92

Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Schionning

Mr. Barry J. Schweiger ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Serhan

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shortell ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sirois

Mr. William P. Skipper and Ms. Jennifer Hammond

Craig and D’Arcy Sloane

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smutny ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sparks

Mrs. Denise Sprague

Dr. and Mrs. James R. Stewart ’68

Mr. and Mrs. James Surtees, Jr.

Ms. Debra Svensson

Dr. Benjamin Tam and Dr. Irene Ho

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Urbina

Fred and Diane C. Van der Linde

Morris and Esther Victor

The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni

Mr. Charlie Wang and Mrs. Jessica Zhang

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon D. Ward ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Wickhem

Peter and Serena Williams

Isabel Wong ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Ru Wong

Carol and Bradford Wright ’73

Mrs. Darrell A. Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright

Wyeth Pharmaceuticals

Ms. Gina Zhang and Mr. Tony Gao

In Memory of Ms. Rosemary Gray

Mr. Christopher R. Gray ’75

In Memory of Ms. Holly Grigg ’18

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nichols

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Grigg

In Memory of Linda M. Grinstead

Mrs. Stefania Bisharat Bauer ’98

Ms. Elizabeth Clingerman ’98

In Memory of Matt Grobarek ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84

In Memory of Susan Harold

Mr. Bob Harold ’65

In Memory of Amy Isgrig

Mr. and Mrs. Virat Thantrakul ’68

In Memory of Michael Kunz ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84

Ms. Monika V. Kunz ’98

In Memory of Phillip J. “Duffy” Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Tony F. Kane ’60

In Memory of Mrs. Carol Mahoney

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mahoney ’86

In Memory of Brother Raphael Patton, FSC

Mr. Alan B. Sielen '67

In Memory of Mr. Manuel Santana

Ms. Annie M. Santana-Grush ’94

In Memory of Donald and Virginia Schimmoller

Mr. and Mrs. James Schimmoller

In Memory of Andy Tickey ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74

In Memory of Frank Tidwell ’61

Dr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Lauder ’61

In Memory of Jonathan “JT” Young ’17

Ms. Kara Bouton

Ms. Maegan Nolasco ’22

Mr. Joe R. Pearson

St. Rita School

Strategic Materials Inc.

N.S. Patchett, C.P.A

In Memory of Reggie Young

The Honorable and Mrs. Nicholas S. Thompson ’75

In Memory of Aloysius F. Zebrowski, Sr.

Mr. Aloysius F. Zebrowski Jr.

In Memory of Frank and Rena Zwart

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Zwart III ’67

Catching Up With San Miguel Scholarship Recipients

We're so proud of our San Miguel Scholars! We caught up with a few to learn about what they're up to.

ALY HARTMAN

La Salle Class of 2017

Santa Clara University

Looking back at your time at La Salle, how do you feel about being a recipient of the San Miguel Scholarship?

I would not be where I am today had it not been for the San Miguel scholarship. My family would not have had the money to put me in a school, particularly of the caliber that La Salle is. The lack of financial burden to pursue education is a huge gift. It helped with all the little things - uniforms, dance tickets, and textbooks. I never felt I was at a disadvantage because of my financial background. I was so much more likely to pursue things and try things because my parents weren’t going to be burdened by this. I didn’t waste a single opportunity. I joined everything I could, I did theater all four years. The ability to be involved was very special and I received a full scholarship to college, and I know my time at La Salle set me up for that. The lack of financial burden that was there was HUGE and I was able to pursue more than I would have in other circumstances. Attending La Salle was instrumental in getting me to where I am today. At Santa Clara I was heavily involved with the professional business fraternity on campus and La Salle prepared me to participate in the fraternity with all the leadership opportunities I had in high school.

ROCKY VALIENTE

La Salle Class of 2011

University of Southern California

Which of La Salle’s five pillars speak to you the most? Is there one pillar that you strive to live out in your life? Faith in the presence of God: In every avenue of life I have been challenged to extend patience and love in the face of uncertainty. My faith in God has helped expand my capacity to trust and give in the midst of ambiguity which has inspired people around me to give more. This spirit of giving is contagious and when we are all encouraged to give more of ourselves -- miraculous things are accomplished. For me, the spirit of giving is largely instilled by my faith in God. I love coming into a home and leaving it better than when I entered. I strive to model my entire life through this framework.

KATELYN STONE

La Salle Class of 2015

University of California, Santa Cruz

Are there any ways that you wish to give back to your own community or the Lasallian community? I just spent 9 months putting together a Middle School Hackathon at my company for underrepresented students to expose the younger generation to STEM and give them an opportunity to grow their interest in tech. These are

the ways I wish to give back. It is so important to pay it forward to give others the opportunity I was given in order to succeed. This opens so many doors for so many students. When you provide the tools for the younger generation, you will be shocked to see how smart and hardworking they are when they get the chance to show their skill set and grow in it. I will continue to give back through volunteer work.

meant that I had access to La Salle and it opened a lot of doors for me, kind of let me know - it was indicative that I would be supported at La Salle. Gave me a sense of belonging at the school as well. It relieved the stress of being able to afford books and going to the sports events. It truly relieved a lot of stress and made opportunities available to me.

PHOEBE NABUA

La Salle Class of 2019

Pennsylvania State University

How has attending La Salle impacted your life so far? The service opportunities at La Salle were integral to me. I was committed to serving my community and continued that through college. I joined a service sorority and continued serving. That’s how it impacted me.

San Miguel Scholarship

Established in 2004, the San Miguel Scholarship, named in honor of the first American Lasallian Saint, is awarded annually to up to seven incoming freshmen. This full-tuition scholarship is offered to students of academic promise whose family income puts them at or below the federal poverty line.

JUAN GONZALEZ

La Salle Class of 2011

University of San Francisco

Looking back at your time at La Salle, how do you feel about being a recipient of the San Miguel Scholarship? I’m pretty blessed to have received it. I really appreciate the opportunities it gave me. It pushed me to step up and provided a good learning environment. I got to take advantage of having a college prep school education to give me the tools to think ahead. I truly appreciate having it.

The scholarship is full-tuition for four years, including waivers of all textbooks, fees, and uniforms, provided the student maintains an acceptable level of academic achievement, contributes in appropriate ways to the school community, and demonstrates financial need on an annual basis.

Your gift to the San Miguel Scholarship Fund helps students like Nathan, Renee and Shirley-students who otherwise would not have been afforded the opportunity to attend La Salle and receive a Lasallian education. Although a lot has changed at La Salle since we first opened in 1956, the collective belief that a new generation of Lancers benefit when loyal alumni come together remains.

MARIANA HENRY

La Salle Class of 2012

UC Davis, Yale University, Dartmouth School of Medicine

Looking back at your time at La Salle, how do you feel about being a recipient of the San Miguel Scholarship? I mean, the San Miguel Scholarship

Gifts to the Pat Bonacci, AFSC Endowed Scholarship Fund, the Annie Johnston Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund, and the newly established Dr. Richard Gray Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund all support San Miguel Scholars. So whether you direct your gift to a named San Miguel Scholarship or the fund, in general, you are making an impact.

For more information, visit:

www.lasallehs.org/alumni/give/san-miguelscholarship

“Academic Decathlon has been an eye opening experience and one where I’ve grown not only as a student, but as a person. I went on a wonderful trip with some of my closest friends and phenomenal mentors, and winning the competition was only the cherry on top to an adventure that will stick with me for the rest of my life.”

- Arthur Camara, Junior, Class of 2024 World Scholar’s Cup - Global Round 2022 - Prague, Czechia

DECATHLON COMPETES ON THE GLOBAL STAGE

The World Scholar’s Cup is an academic competition where scholars from around the world gather to compete in a series of tests and debates to prove their knowledge on the year’s theme. This year’s theme, “A World Re-Renewed”, challenged the scholars on facts that ranged from classic literature and historical events to wind turbines and songs about volcanoes. Should a team succeed at the regional round, La Salle's case, Los Angeles, they are able to advance to the Global Round where they will compete against 500 international students representing 20 different countries.

La Salle was fortunate enough to send nine students from its Academic Decathlon team to compete against scholars from around the world at this year's Global Round in Prague, Czechia. The team of Isaac “Zacky” Culver ’23, Tomás Posada-Awad ’23, and Andrew Lai ’23 all agree that this was, “an opportunity of a lifetime to showcase [their] skills and see the world from a different point of view.” Meanwhile, the team of Katareena Roska ’24, Matthew Tesoro ’24, and Arthur Camara ’24 saw this as a “chance to prove how their hard work and perseverance in learning the material would pay-off at the global round.” Meizha Candelaria ’23, Aidan Suyapto ’23, and Adrian Kong ’23 wanted to take advantage of being in Prague by learning about the “rich history and culture of the city and adapt [their] thirst for knowledge and curiosity into each test [they] took during the competition.” While each team walked into the competition with a different mindset, their collective goal remained the same - to do their best at representing La Salle in competition and in community with schools from around the world.

The scholars spent two days in competition where each test earned them points on both an individual and team level. The first day

consisted of team debates, the “Scholar’s Challenge” (a series of tests in various subjects), and a writing challenge. The second day of competition was focused on the Scholar’s Bowl, where all teams in each delegation gather together for a series of multiple choice questions worth varying points that will later be applied to the team score, in essence, a game of Kahoot. However, this gathering of scholars was not just about academics and testing their knowledge on the material. Amidst the competition, the World Scholar’s Cup also provided opportunities for cultural exchange amongst the students.

Recognizing that this is more than just an opportunity to see who is the smartest decathlete in the room, the scholars were able to interact and learn from each other’s cultures and backgrounds. There were multiple sponsored events and engagements that the scholars participated in, such as the Culture Fair, Scholar’s Social, and Scholar’s Ball. From cruising down the Vltava River over dinner to exchanging bracelets and candy from their respective countries to dancing the night away to songs in different languages, our students had every opportunity to interact and mingle with students from Israel, Turkey, Kenya, Slovenia, and so many more places. Reflecting on this experience, Camara said, “to put it plainly, [this] was the opening of a whole new universe for us.” Each student walked away with a new friend and a better understanding of the world they live in.

While learning about the cultures of the other scholars in attendance was both fun and eye-opening, it was important that our La Salle students also got to explore and learn about the history and culture of Prague. Therefore, on their day off, the students went on an excursion to visit the historical landmarks and sites of the city.

Their first stop was the Strahov Monastery, where they received a VIP tour of the Theological and Philosophical Halls that contained over 200,000 books that dated back to the mid-17th century. With ornate ceilings and baroque style architecture, the students were left speechless in a room filled with stories of a time passed. From there, they visited the Petrin Tower, also known as the Prague Eiffel Tower. Modeled after the famous one in Paris, France, this tower stands at the same height (if you include the height above sea level) and afforded the students an opportunity to climb to the top and see over the entire city of Prague in every direction. Gazing over every inch of the town, each student kept pointing to places they had visited over the past week. Then, as they made their trek to the Prague Castle and Cathedral, the tour guide provided them with a brief history of the city and culture of not just Prague, but of the Czech Republic as a whole. While at Prague Castle, the students were beyond ecstatic when they saw the places they learned about in their AP European History Textbooks, such as the defenestration of Prague and the window that began the 30 years war. It was truly an unforgettable experience.

After a week of competition, cultural discovery, and exchange, our students headed to the Dlabacov Theater one last time for the award ceremony. Our Lancer scholars did exceptionally well with each student earning multiple silver and gold medals, as well as a few trophies.

All three teams finished in the top 10, with Aidan Suyapto ’23, Adrian Kong ’23, and Meizha Candelaria ’23 finishing in tenth, Arthur Camara ’24, Katareena Roska ’24, and Matthew Tesoro ’24 finishing in fifth place, and Zacky Culver ’23, Tomas Posada-Awad ’23, and Andrew Lai ’23 finishing in second place in the overall competition.

countries. Over the span of one week, the team of Isaac “Zacky” Culver ’23, Tomás Posada-Awad ’23, and Andrew Lai ’23 and the team of Arthur Camara ’24, Katareena Roska ’24, and Matthew Tesoro ’23, put in their best efforts with the hopes of scoring the highest in each section of the competition. Similar to the Global Round in Prague, the scholars spent two days in the heat of individual subject tests known as the “Scholar’s Challenge”, team debates, Collaborative Writing and finally, the Kahoot style “Scholar’s Bowl”.

While results were being tabulated, scholars were encouraged to participate in a variety of events hosted by the World Scholar’s Cup Organization, such as the Culture Fair, Scholar’s Social, and Scholar’s Ball. While there were some familiar faces from delegations that also competed in Prague, there were plenty of new friendships that were formed throughout the course of these events. Our La Salle students befriended students from places such as Thailand, Australia, England, the United Arab Emirates. Roska noted, “We thought our world opened up in Prague, but that was just the beginning.” Although they arrived in New Haven seeing these students as their competition, they left with newfound friendships and an understanding of new cultures and customs they were not familiar with before.

The last day of the trip was filled with memorable moments from the Award Ceremony as the hard work and talents of these six students truly became known. We had many notable wins to mention: Arthur Camara ’24, did the impossible and won the individual title, which made him the first-ever American scholar to win the overall title in the 15 years of the World Scholar’s Cup. Additionally, Camara also won the inaugural Jac Kohr Award for finishing first in the multiple choice test. Tomas Posada-Award ’23 finished 9th in debate, and

Individually, our scholars also had tremendous success. In addition to being the Top Writer, Arthur claimed first place in the overall competition (the first to do so from the United States of America). Within the multiple-choice tests, our Lancers won a whopping 48 individual medals, with Meizha being tops in Art/Music, Zacky in Science, and Arthur in both Social Studies and Literature/Media. In total, the Lancers walked away from the Global Round of the World Scholars Cup with 93 medals and 12 trophies. Based on their triumphant victories, each team secured a place to compete at the Tournament of Champions at Yale in New Haven, Connecticut in November of 2022. Of the three teams, the top two were selected to move forward.

This final round of the World Scholar’s Cup brings together qualifying teams of all the global rounds around the world. Six La Salle students competed against over 1,400 students from at least 40 different

Kat Roska ’24 finished 5th in writing. Our senior trio of Zacky Culver, Tomas Posada-Awad, and Andrew Lai finished in an incredible second place, while our other trio team of juniors, Arthur Camara, Kat Roska, and Matthew Tesoro, finished in overall seventh place in the competition. In total, La Salle walked away from the tournament of champions with a total of 91 medals!

Coach of the Year, Mr. John Erb states, “I couldn’t be more proud of these students and what they have accomplished. Coaching them through this season was an incredible experience and I am so happy for them and what they achieved. We did it!”

While this season of the World Scholar’s Cup has come to an end, these students are forever bonded in their journey, memories, and successes.

By Carolyn Neuhausen, ’08

PLANTING TOMATOES, SERVICE AND A SENSE OF COMMUNITY

Teachers and students at La Salle have found another way to learn and it’s happening in a community garden built on campus, in a spot that used to house bleachers and the baseball field.

The suggestion of building a community garden had bounced around La Salle for years, but when COVID forced everyone home, students in the Eco-Committee club finally kickstarted the project in January of 2021.

Teachers Rand Laird and Kate Williams served as advisors for the students, guiding them in coordinating volunteer shifts, tilling soil, building garden boxes and planting seeds. Both teachers witnessed a sense of community blossom as students labored to work the soil, make compost and sow their first plants together. “This project was a time and space for healing,” Mrs. Williams said. “The students were able to interact with each other for the first time in months in person (socially distanced of course), and create something from the ground up that could be used for years after graduation,” she added. Mr. Laird made one thing clear to the students - he would help lead the effort in building and setting the garden up, but the students would need to keep it going, emphasizing that the garden would be a community asset.

The project presented a number of opportunities for learning. Mr. Laird used a technique called square foot

gardening, so the students learned how to leverage a one foot by one foot plot to grow the same amount of produce as would ordinarily take up to eight feet to grow. Given Pasadena’s semi-arid Mediterranean climate, water is precious, so students also learned that square foot gardening allows for the most efficient use of water to produce edible crops.

Moments of laughter and much needed lightheartedness punctuated the building process as students and teachers worked the soil. “There were a few lightbulb moments when our students used power tools for the first time,” Mrs. Williams recounts laughing. “I wanted to be sure our girls especially felt confident in the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) aspects of the project,” she added.

From an environmental science and stewardship perspective, students learned about the importance of crop rotation as a sustainable model for creating healthy soil. What one plant takes from the ground, another type of crop will replenish in its place. Students also learned that partnering fragrant plants like onions, marigolds and geraniums with crops can keep insect invaders at bay, preserving tomatoes and greens for human consumption. Even better, the garden is a welcoming bio-diverse home for local butterfly and insect populations, which in turn, make the garden healthier over time.

To date, students have grown carrots and several kinds of tomatoes like Beefhouse, Cherry and Roma varieties. They’ve also grown Swiss Chard, collard greens and arugula, okra, peas, beans, radishes, strawberries, herbs, cilantro, chives and parsley.

The garden has been as educational for students as it has been an opportunity to serve each other and the environment. “There was a collective effort [in building the garden] and reaping the rewards that builds a community, and teaches kids the skill for the future. There’s a sense of service and that we’re protecting something bigger than us, by producing our own food right at our back door,” he said.

Science teacher Ms. Mullen knows the garden has impacted her students for the better. They delight when they realize they are welcome to pick a carrot and eat it or take it home for dinner. Sometimes her students ask for meditative time in the space. "Ms. Mullen we just need to sit in the garden for 20 minutes,” a student told her once.

The future of the garden is in question, Ms. Mullen said, because it sits on space that might be used for another project as a part of the school’s Strategic Plan. But she feels the garden will exist in one way or another on La Salle’s campus because of all the good she’s seen come from it. “I want to keep a space of the garden for the environmental science class. A place where students can get their hands in the dirt, experience the growing [process] and learn to cook something new. Some of them never want to eat chard again but some of them love it,” she said.

HOMECOMING 2022

Friday, October 7th was a true all-alumni event with graduates from 1960-2022 in attendance! Over 150+ alumni tickets were sold and we loved seeing so many alums at the Alumni Tent on the field near the east end zone. We honored over 60 Athletic Hall of Famers at half-time and the Lancers ended the evening with a win over the St. Anthony Saints.

At Half-time, all Athletic Hall of Famers in attendance were honored on the field. Attendees included:

Jack Weigand ’60 (Basketball 1957) - Jack is a Retired Sales Engineer for the Electronics industry.

John Blackstock ’67 (Track & Field 1966)

Michael Johnson ’62 (Track & Field 1960) - Mike attended USC and then Santa Barbara College of Law. He is still working as a CPA and does Consulting work in the area of Tax Resolutions issues. He resides in San Luis Obispo, has two grown children and 5 grandchildren.

Alan Hiti ’71 (Baseball 1971)Alan is recently retired from the USC Keck School of Medicine, Department of Pathology, where he was a Professor of Clinical Pathology. He and his high school sweetheart, Linda, live in Walnut. They have been married for 46 years and have two sons and two grandsons.

Mark Charvat ’72 (Basketball 1972)Mark attended Cal State LA and started his family business, The Outlet by ELS, in 1996. He and his wife Julie have two sons, Brian ’95 and Jason ’97, and his grandson Tyler is a current freshman.

Tony Exposito ’74 (Soccer 1974) -

Tony attended USC and is a licensed Mechanical Engineer and is a partner in a small construction company that builds commercial/ residential solar electric systems.

Dino Clarizio ’75 (Soccer 1973 & 1975) - Dino attended USC and then UAG Medical School. He has been an internal medicine doctor in Arcadia for 35 years and is former Chief of Medicine and Chief of Staff for Methodist Hospital.

Mark Rettig ’77 (Basketball 1977)

- Mark works in commercial construction and real estate. He and his wife Carol have three grown sons and live in Pasadena.

Chris Rettig ’84 (Golf 1984)Chris attended LMU and is the proud parent of 2 Lasallians- CJ ’19 and Holly ’25

Jeff Allen ’84 (Basketball 1983 & 1984) - Jeff attended UC Santa Barbara and is currently the CFO for the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association. He and his wife Cheryl have three daughters and reside in Sierra Madre.

Kevin Delaney ’89 (Cross Country 1988 & 1989, Track & Field 1988) -

Kevin attented LMU and serves as a Vice President with Netzel Grigsby Associates; a leading non-profit management firm based in Southern California. He is married to his wife Kim, and has 10-year-old twinsAnthony and Gloria.

Mark Barr ’91 (Water Polo 1991, Track & Field 1991)

- Mark attended UCLA and is the Head Coach of Women’s Aquatics at San Marino High School. Since taking over the swimming program in 2008, San Marino has 7 league titles and 8 consecutive undefeated seasons. Mark is also the head coach and COO of the South Pasadena Seatigers, a club swimming team.

Jesse Toribio ’93 (Baseball 1993)

- Jesse spent 14 years in law enforcement as a field training officer and detective before medically retiring in 2011. He began teaching and now serves as Assistant Principal of Activities at San Gabriel High School. He and his wife Deadra have two sons Jesse and Noah Bailey ’15.

Ryan Rettig ’94 (Football 1994)

Erik Kachmarsky ’96 (Water Polo 1996, Swimming 1996) - Erik attended St. Mary’s College and then the University of Washington for his MBA. He currently leads programs for product development in ADPs innovation center. He and his wife Erica live in Pasadena with their two children who are both at La Salle, Avery ’24 and Grace ’25

Jason Charvat ’97 (Baseball 1997) -

Jason attended USC and has been working in the family business for over 20 years. He is married to fellow La Salle graduate Krista Lindsay ’96. They have two children and their son Tyler, Class of 2026, is a 3rd generation Lancer!

Ryan Garcia ’97 (Football 1997)

Matt Sanderl ’97 (Water Polo 1997)

- Matt attended Seattle University and then UCLA for his Master’s. He and his wife Amy, have two children and reside in the San Fernando Valley.

Dan Sheridan ’98 (Soccer 1998)

- Dan attended LMU on a soccer scholarship and helped lead the Lions to their first ever NCAA Division 1 Playoff appearance. He obtained his California Single Subject Credential in History from Cal Poly Pomona and his Master’s Degree in Curriculum Design from Concordia University. Dan currently teaches History and is the Social Studies Department Chair at La Salle. He also formerly coached multiple sports at La Salle including serving as the Boys Varsity Soccer Coach from 2004-2014.

David Taylor ’98 (Football 1998, Track & Field 1998)

- David attended St. Mary’s College and is currently teaching US History and English at Monrovia High School. He and his wife Kippy have two children and reside in Monrovia.

Sam Lamb ’00 (Baseball 2000)

- Sam is a third generation State Farm Agent. His four team member agency focuses on protecting and educating families from the unexpected and helping small business owners properly protect themselves.

Devin Grant ’01 (Track & Field 2001) - Devin attended Cal State LA and is working as a Case Manager for Pacific Clinics.

Nick Forillo ’03 (Baseball 2003)Nick is an Account Executive at Alliant Insurance Services and spends most of his time on the baseball field coaching his sons who play in the newly formed Mustang and Pinto divisions at Sierra Madre Pony. Nick and his wife Danielle (Gallagher) ’03 live in Sierra Madre with their boys, AJ (8) and Mikey (5).

Nathan Housman ’03 (Volleyball 2003) - Nate attended the California Maritime Academy and the University of La Verne. He is currently working as a Construction Project Manager in Los Angeles and lives in Pasadena.

Dan Saldana ’03 (Soccer 2003)

- Dan attended Sonoma State University and is the owner/ founder of Saldaña Fitness based in Sierra Madre. He and his wife Jacqui have three kids and currently live in Sierra Madre.

Kjersti (Housman) Holyfield ’04 (Basketball 2004, Track & Field 2004) - Kjersti attended Azusa Pacific University and both LMU and St. Mary’s College of Minnesota for Master’s degrees. She serves as Vice Principal for Curriculum at La Salle. Kjersti and her husband Anthony have three children and reside in Sierra Madre.

Tamara Bryant ’02 (Track & Field 2002) - Tamara attended Coastal Carolina College and is currently an Environmental Consultant living in San Diego. She published her first book in 2020 and will be publishing book two later this year.

John Caulfield ’03 (Football 2003, Track & Field 2003)

- John attended UCLA where he was a Division 1 All American shot put. John and his wife Vanessa (Casillas) ’02, live in Sierra Madre with their son Jack.

Kevin Kohorst (Tennis 2003)Kevin attended LMU and works for the family business. He and his wife, Kate, have two children, William (9) and Charlotte (6), and reside in Pasadena.

Natalie (Calderon) Moultrie ’03 (Track & Field 2003) - Natalie attended the University of Redlands and completed a Joint Doctoral Program in Audiology with UC San Diego and San Diego State. She is an Audiologist for HearUSA in Claremont. She was Inducted to the University of Redlands Hall of Fame for Track & Field in 2016. Natalie resides in La Verne and has two daughters, Elliana (6) and Emsli (3).

Amanda Evans ’05 (Swimming 2005) - Amanda attended UC Irvine where she was a member of the Division 1 Rowing Team for the Anteaters. She is working as a Sustaining Engineer for a production facility specializing in HVAC and oil and gas industries in Burbank and is working on her Master’s in business management and leadership.

Edwin Scott ’06 (Track & Field 2006) - Edwin is the product manager for Griot Productions LLC and also works as a personal trainer for athletes. He is the father of three beautiful children; 2 boys and a baby girl.

Matt Kohorst ’07 (Baseball 2007)Matthew attended the University of Kansas where he also played baseball for the Jayhawks. He works in real estate investment and recently married Jennifer Serdienis on September 17, 2022.

Westley Riley ’07 (Track & Field 2007)

- Westley is currently studying computer science at Grand Canyon University. Aside from his studies, Westley is also the Chief Executive Officer of On Demand Everything Incorporated.

Luke Eisenhardt ’08 (Track & Field 2008)

- Luke attended UCLA and received his Master’s from UC Santa Barbara. He lives in Bishop, CA with his wife Ellie Lawther and works as an Air Quality Specialist for the Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District.

Stephanie Ferri ’13 (Softball 2013) -

Stephanie attended Fordham University where she played Division 1 softball for four years. She now works for Nestle as a senior business analyst and spends her free time volunteering at a local dog shelter and coaching youth softball. Stephanie lives in Washington DC.

Noeh Martinez ’13 (Baseball 2013)

- Noeh played 2 years of baseball for Santa Barbara Community College and 2 years at San Francisco State University. He is currently the School Health Coordinator for Maranatha High School as well as the assistant Varsity Baseball Coach.

Bryce Shaw ’13 (Football 2013) - Bryce graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and is finishing up nursing school. For the past two track and field seasons, Bryce has served as La Salle’s shotput and discus coach.

Briley Venti ’13 (Soccer 2013) - Briley Is currently pursuing his masters in leadership and management at the University of La Verne while working as a personal trainer, property manager, and graduate assistant for the university’s Men’s soccer program.

Melissa Mena ’14 (Cheer 2014)Melissa attended Pepperdine University and currently works for The Walt Disney Company as a corporate advertising account manager. She served as an assistant cheer coach for La Salle in 2015 and has loved being able to see her two younger sisters be part of a team that she so thoroughly enjoyed.

Jesse Bailey

Toribio ’15 (Golf 2015) - Jesse attended Cal State San Bernardino and is currently working on his Teaching Credential and Master’s in Adaptive PE at Cal Poly Pomona.

Tyler Anastasia ’16 (Golf 2016)Tyler attended the University of Mississippi and is currently a general manager for Nolan Transportation Group in Austin, Texas.

Kyle Cuellar ’16 (Baseball 2016) - Kyle graduated from UCLA in June of 2021 and now is working in the sports media industry.

Rebecca Islas ’16 (Basketball 2016) - Rebecca graduated with her Master’s in Public Administration in June from Cal Poly Pomona and is currently working as a child development specialist.

Jason Young ’14 (Soccer 2014)Jason attended the University of Arizona and is currently working as the plant manager at Allan Company Recycling in Baldwin Park.

Christian Little ’16 (Basketball 2016)Christian graduated from Regis University and is working as an accountant for Dish Network Headquarters in Denver, Colorado.

Sebastian Schiff ’16 (Track & Field 2016)

Josh Yee ’16 (Football 2016) - Josh attended Occidental College and took a hiatus from grad school to pursue poker and has been playing professionally since April 2021.

Sammy Martinez ’17 (Baseball 2017)

- Sammy attended UCI and is now in his first year of graduate school at Concordia University working on his Master's of Coaching and Athletic Administration. He is also a graduate Assistant Coach for the Baseball team.

Daniel Costello ’18 (Cross Country 2018, Track & Field 2018) - Daniel graduated from the University of New Mexico and is currently volunteering at the Santa Ana Zoo in hopes of pursuing a career in conservation research.

Celine “CJ” Akroush ’21 (Soccer 2021) - Celine is currently playing soccer for the University of Redlands where she is pursuing a degree in health, medicine, and society. While red shirting her freshman year, she won most inspirational player.

Peyton McMillan ’21 (Volleyball 2021) - Peyton is currently pursuing a career in Real Estate.

John Alvarez ’22 (Track & Field 2022) - John is attending Cal Poly Pomona where he is majoring in Criminology. He continues to run in college and is planning on joining his school track team come season.

Savannah Robles ’22 (Water Polo 2022) - Savannah is attending Cal Lutheran where she is also playing Water Polo.

Mia Pavon ’21 (Cheer 2021)Mia attends the University of Redlands and is a psychology and Spanish major. She is also a member of the Delta Kappa Psi sorority.

Carissa Santoyo ’22 (Cheer 2022)Carissa is attending California Baptist University where she is on the D1 NCAA 9X National Championship Cheerleading team and Group stunt. She is majoring in health science and pre-dentistry.

And a special congratulations to the newest members of the La Salle Athletic Hall of Fame who were not able to attend on October 7th:

Tracy Cresta ’13 - Track 2013

Sarah Kopcha ’13 - Basketball 2013

Israel Lacy ’13 - Football 2013

Patrick Sullivan ’13 - Soccer 2013

Solina Beringer ’14 - Cheer 2013

Noelle Crowley ’14 - Track 2014

Marisol Dakan ’14 - Water Polo 2014

Claire Fitzgerald ’14 - Basketball 2014

Bryce Harvey ’14 - Football 2014

Nicolas Nino ’14 - Track 2014

India Hines ’15 - Track 2015

Evan Rambo ’15 - Football 2015

Harvey Situ ’15 - Track 2015

Paula Damas ’16 - Softball 2016

Vanessa Dwyer ’16 - Softball 2016

Ryan Garcia ’16 - Baseball 2016

Cierra Jacquet ’16 - Cheer 2016

Brandon Jenkins ’16 - Baseball 2016

Bettina Lee ’16 - Cross Country 2016

Abigail Marich ’16 - Cross Country 2016

Jane Zanteson ’16 - Track 2016

Myles Cecil ’17 - Football 2017

Eleni Daughters ’17 - Track 2017

Kolby Deziel ’17 - Softball 2017

Michael Gibbs ’17 - Cross Country 2017 Track 2017

Amon Milliner ’17 - Football 2017

Camille Bent ’18 - Cheer 2018

Mary Costa ’18 - Softball 2018

Dante Coxsom ’18 - Football 2018

Will Dalgarn ’18 - Volleyball 2018

Samantha Knapp ’18 - Cross Country 2018 Track 2018

Zane Lindeman ’18 - Baseball 2018

Julia Macabuhay ’18 - Basketball 2018

James Torrez ’18 - Swimming 2018

CJ Rettig ’19 - Volleyball 2019

Sophia Sansone ’19 - Softball 2019

Collette Allen ’20 - Softball 2020

Mark Daley ’20 - Baseball 2020

Mackenzie Grube ’20 - Cheer 2020

Casey Popham ’20 - Baseball 2020

Crystal Ramirez ’20 - Basketball 2020

Vanessa Ramirez ’20 - Volleyball 2020

Marcos Vargas ’20 - Cross Country 2020 Track 2020

Michelle Algiers ’21 - Track 2021

Giovanni Butteri ’21 - Track 2020

Grace Fosselman ’21 - Softball 2021

Tracey Gibbs ’21 - Tennis 2021

Daniel Piesik ’21 - Cross Country 2021

Lia Shaw ’21 - Cross Country 2021

Track 2021

Samuel Solomon ’22 - Tennis 2022

Danielle Thomas-Nathan ’22Volleyball 2022

REGIONAL EVENTS

The Alumni Office was excited to hit the road at the start of the school year to finally be able to introduce President Perry Martin and Principal Jamal Adams to alumni living outside of the Los Angeles area IN-PERSON!

The San Diego Alumni Gathering on September 15th on the patio at Il Fornaio in Del Mar was a wonderful evening. Every decade in the school’s history was represented with 30 alumni in attendance including San Diego Alumni Chapter Representative Everett Evleth ’87

The Orange County Alumni Gathering on September 29th at Newport Beach Vineyards and Winery was a wonderful evening led by OC Alumni Chapter Representative Dick Crawford ’75.

REUNIONS

The Bay Area Alumni Gathering on October 1st at One Market Restaurant in San Francisco was attended by every decade in the school’s history with 25 alumni in attendance including Bay Area Alumni Chapter Representative Gia Bautista ’08.

Alumni living and/or working in New York City gathered for a Happy Hour event on October 13th at Connolly’s in Times Square. Thanks to Ian Quinn ’13, NYC Regional Rep for organizing!

If you live in one of the regional areas listed above or will be moving soon make sure you update your contact information with the Alumni Office so that you can be included for future events! Update your info online at lasallehs.org/infoupdate or email alumni@lasallehs.org.

Members of the Class of 1992 met up on October 22nd at Mt. Lowe Brewery in Arcadia. Former faculty member Brother James Joost, FSC even drove out from New Mexico to see his former students.

REUNIONS

The Class of 1982 celebrated their 40 Year Reunion together with Alverno’s Class of 1982 on Saturday, September 24th at the Villa on Alverno’s campus. 30 members of the class were in attendance.

The Class of 2002 celebrated their Twenty Year Reunion on October 22nd with over 50 grads in attendance. Former faculty members Pat Bonacci, Ealar Gallagher and John Ring also stopped by to say hello to their former students. To date, the Class of 2002 has raised $1,560 in honor of their reunion to support La Salle’s financial aid fund to make a Lasallian education possible for students in need.

The Class of 2012 celebrated their Ten Year Reunion on Friday, November 25th in the Biergarten at Golden Road Brewery in Los Angeles. Over 50 members of the class were in attendance along with favorite faculty member Mr. Ed O’Connor. To date, the Class of 2012 has raised $895 for La Salle’s financial aid program from 21 members of the class.

L-R: Marcelo Pedraza ’92, Dan Mitchell ’92, Jeff Leming ’92, Dexter DeMesa ’92, Brother James Joost, FSC, Joseph Jadav ’92, Lee Kirby ’92, Adrian Olmos ’92, Merv Gutierrez ’92.

The Lancer Lawyer/Legal Alumni Network hosted their very first in-person event on August 31st. Alumni in the legal world, those with a JD and those considering law school gathered at La Grande Orange on August 31st for a happy hour sponsored by LLAN member Michael Martinez ’88 and his firm. In January, the group hosted a social event with La Salle’s Mock Trial Team to get to know the students and offer mentoring opportunities for those interested in pursuing law. To learn more about LLAN and join the listserv for referrals, mentoring opportunities and more visit lasallehs.org/llan.

SPORTING EVENTS |||||

Alumni Basketball players kickedoff a new tradition on Saturday, November 26th playing in the firstever Alumni Basketball Tournament which took place in the Duffy Lewis Gymnasium. Five alumni teams took to the court and had a chance to meet new Head Coach Brandon Lincoln. Look forward to continuing this new alumni tradition next year!

Alumni Soccer players from 19752022 took on the current Varsity soccer teams in the Alumni Game on Saturday, December 17th on Kohorst Field. The alumni were victorious in penalty kicks to earn the win- a great day on the pitch!

Clockwise from top left: #1- Scott Holman ’03, Nabil Bisharat ’02, Brandon Ward ’99, Noel Martinez ’92; #2 - Michael Martinez ’88, Rebekah Schaller ’97; #3 - Nick Sonnenburg ’12, Kyle Brumm ’12; #4 - Bob Kohorst ’71, John McTeague ’79.

On December 3rd, alumni volunteers along with family members and friends wrapped 200+ presents that were purchased with alumni donations for the needy families the Alumni Association adopted for the holidays in connection with La Salle’s annual Adopt A Family program. The Wrapping Party took place in the atrium and Dining Hall with plenty of coffee, hot chocolate and holiday cheer. Santa was even on hand for pictures with alumni and their kids and pets.

Many thanks to the 100+ alumni donors who donated over $11,000 to the cause. Due to the success of the fundraising campaign we were able to support 2 families from Hathaway-Sycamores in Pasadena, 8 families from the Salvation Army (including one large family of 8), and 10 military families from Camp Pendleton.

Thank you to all who participated to make this an unforgettable Christmas for those in need.

We hope to see you at our 2023 Wrapping Party taking place on Saturday, December 2nd from 10am-12pm!

Many thanks to all of the alumni who participated in Alumni Month of Service in April, embodying the Lasallian Mission of Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.

Alumni Service Projects took placed throughout the month in Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County & New York City! And a special thank you to the alumni who shared their individual acts of service with the Alumni Office. Alumni Month of Service serves to be a great reminder that no act of service is too small—as all great acts of change begin with a small deed.

If you would like to lead a service project in your area next year contact the Alumni Office at alumni@lasallehs.org or 626.696.4362

CAREER DAYS |||||

Many thanks to the 19 alums who participated in our 2022 Career Days which took place on 11/29 and 12/1 for the junior class.

11/29 Speakers included (l-r): Kevin Towner ’96 (Business-Production), Matt Sanderl ’97 (Government/Criminology), Amanda Evans ’05 (Engineering), Alexis (Vanni) Killam ’08 (Occupational Therapy), Kylie Salkin ’14 (Marketing) and Robert Fraser ’10 (Entertainment/Business). Virtual presenters included Angie Gilliam ’02 (Business), Henry Moffly ’10 (Entrepreneur), and Marisa Sanchez ’08 (Science).

12/1 Speakers included (l-r): Tara Anderson ’95 (Entertainment), Peter Badzey ’84 (Engineering), Philip Rosescu ’04 (Engineering), Courtney (Zimmerman) Kutach ’08 (Nursing), Mosey (Nuccio) Dunn ’02 (Medicine), Lynn (Nuccio) Buennagel ’04 (Physical Therapy), Gaby LoGuercio ’11 (Entrepreneur), Lawrence Albinski ’80 (Medicine), and Carol Davis ’02 (Psychology). Mark Orcholski ’04 (Science) presented virtually.

If you are interested in participating in a future Career Day reach out to the Alumni Office at 626.696.4362 or alumni@lasallehs.org

Editor’s Note: Below is an interview between David Lam, a La Salle donor, parent and member of the Board of Regents – and school officials, Major Gift Consultant Jon Keates and President Perry Martin; their questions are labeled as La Salle in the interview that follows. The interview has been edited for clarity and brevity.

Mr. David Lam, P'08, P'09 has donated over $250,000 to La Salle and the school’s amphitheater has been newly named after him and his two sons who graduated from the school in ’08 and ’09. He founded La Salle’s International Recruitment Initiative and was a Crystal Ball Honoree.

He has a connection to La Salle that began many years ago, beginning with his own education at a Lasallian school in Hong Kong. Upon graduation, he moved to the States with just two suitcases, chasing the American Dream, with the goal of pursuing an education and a life of better opportunities. In an effort to lessen his schooling’s financial burden on his parents, he took up to 24 credits a college semester so he could graduate on an expedited timeline. He graduated with a major in chemistry, eventually became an industrial engineer, a garment salesman and VP of a company selling medical devices throughout Asia. He’s contributed heavily to the San Miguel Scholarship program and below he speaks with Major Gift Consultant Jon Keates and President Perry Martin about

INTERVIEW WITH DAVID LAM, Major Donor to the San Miguel Scholarship

By Carolyn Neuhausen, ’08

why he’s supported the school and the scholarship in particular.

La Salle: You know that one of the signature programs that Dr. Richard Gray initiated is the San Miguel program. What are your thoughts about the San Miguel program and what has it meant to you and, did it touch the boys (David’s children) Chris and Matt in any way?

David Lam: At first, we didn’t know about the program when we first joined the school, we didn’t know about it or what it was about. It’s when I got into the Regents that I learned what it was about and when I heard about it, I fully endorsed it. Because I read things that education is the only vehicle to break this poverty cycle. We allow and support the less privileged an opportunity for education and hopefully you can go to school and could go to college later on. And when they graduate you get a better job than flipping burgers at McDonald’s.

That’s why I feel that [I am] an example. I came to this country with two suitcases… I studied and worked hard. And I just feel that if we give a chance to other kids, you know, let them create their own future, give them a chance. So I’m a hundred percent behind this program, right?

La Salle: After Richard Gray’s departure you learned about the establishment of the Richard Gray Memorial scholarship to create an endowment for the San Miguel program. What led you to make a significant gift to help underwrite and support that program?

going to do this, how were you coming to support? And I said, you can spread [a donation] over a couple of years to pay for it.’

La Salle: The school's operation is centered around the Five Core Principles. These principles focus on the areas of quality education, inclusivity, social justice, faith, and respect. You exemplify many of these qualities. What would you describe as the foundation for humility and gratefulness?

David Lam: And when you say that I just feel that I went through a lot to get to where I am today. So I learned through the hard way, and I know what it is like when you are struggling. When you are not doing well, when you’re trying to make ends meet. So I never forget the past. So I always think if one day I am successful, I want to be in a position to help all of the kids. That’s why I’m so supportive of this San Miguel program. If nothing else the San Miguel program would help the kids and open doors in the future. The rest of them, it’s up to them [students] and what they want to do. You know it’s all on the individual, if your heart desires, you can go far.

David Lam: Richard loved the school, loved the kids and all. So when I heard about this endowment, I say, well, what is more real? What can I do to help to support this program?

So I decided, okay if I want to support this I really want to make a big bang that hopefully I can help the program gain momentum and to get other people involved.

La Salle: And my sense is you would encourage others who are involved with La Salle to support this endowed scholarship program, right?

David Lam: Yeah some donors came to me and say ’they heard I’m going to do this, what you’re doing.’ And I say ’I’m

La Salle: What you’ve been through with the school, how would you ask them to follow in your footsteps? So what if you were to be talking to other people, what would you say to them?

David Lam: I would say that believe in what you’re doing. And when you are successful, think back to your [beginning] and try and support them [the students]. Give the other kids a chance to be successful.

La Salle College Preparatory is grateful for Mr. David Lam's support for our school and most especially the San Miguel Scholarship Program!

1961

Bill Dochnahl moved to Montana in 2021 to be close to his daughter’s family and grandchildren. He has built a home near the Missouri River to enjoy boating and fishing.

1962

Wayne Osborne welcomed great

granddaughter #3, Bristol May, in August of last year. Wayne is pictured with Bristol’s sisters, London and Kinsley.

1963

Bill Quirk is retiring from his role as an assembly member after 10 years in the California legislature. He has been asked by UC Berkeley and Stanford to be a senior fellow, an unpaid position that allows one to mentor scholars wishing to change state and national policy. He will also spend more time with family, particularly his three grandchildren, and will take all those trips he was too busy to take before.

1967

Joe McKenna is working again after becoming bored four years into retirement. He is passionate about pre-war classic cars and is presently negotiating for a 1936 LaSalle Touring Sedan.

Alan Sielen and his wife Virginia recently celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary. They moved to Granville, Ohio in 2019 to be closer to their two daughters and grandkids. In addition to his continuing work on climate change and the protection of the world’s oceans, Alan maintains a strong interest in the history of southern California, especially Pasadena. He has lectured for the Pasadena Museum of History. His trilogy for The Pasadena Star News on New Years in Pasadena (published December 29, 2018, December 29, 2019, and December 12, 2020) raises thought-provoking questions on preserving the integrity and distinguished heritage of the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl.

1968

Michael Genovese has taught at Loyola Marymount University for the past 42 years where he serves as President of the Global Policy Institute as well as the Institute for Leadership Studies. He has published over 50 books, recently including The Modern Presidency, The Paradoxes of the American Presidency, and U.S. Presidents and the Destruction of the Native American Nations, and

appears frequently as a political commentator on CNN. Mike was recently named the 2023 Alumnus of the Year for St. Mary’s College for his outstanding work and excellence.

Tom Larossi has relocated from San Diego to Lewes, Delaware, to be closer to his wife’s family. After retiring from the Army, Tom taught in the San Marcos School District until finally hanging it all up in 2019. Tom and Patty have five grandsons and recently welcomed their first greatgrandchild, Taleah.

1975

John Bigley retired in 2022 after practicing 35 years as an Internal Medicine/ Critical Care Specialist with the Southern California Permanente Medical Group. During that time, he was chosen to be the first Chief of Internal Medicine for the Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park Medical Center and was given the responsibility for starting the Internal Medicine Department along with all of its subspecialties at that site. After a decade in that role, he was elevated by his colleagues to oversee the medical center with its outlying clinics and became the longest

Members of the Class of 1977 and other 70s grads met up last summer including: Back rowRichard Roth, Pierre Dupuy ’77, Mark Rettig ’77, Wayne Avjian ’77, and Mike Hornbuckle ’77. Front row - Dennis Driscoll ’77, Mike Marlatt ’75, and Mike Helin ’77

sitting Medical Director and Chief of Staff within the Southern California Kaiser Permanente system. In retirement, he now enjoys his time taking painting classes, practicing his guitar, exercising more and spending time with his wife, children and grandchildren.

Sergio Escalante is a driver trainer for J.B. Hunt Transport in Ontario. He lost his wife Haydee to breast cancer five years ago and thanks his fellow classmates for the support they have given him to keep going. He has two daughters and one son.

1979

Kevin Moore celebrated his firm’s 30-year anniversary in 2022! Kevin J. Moore & Associates has seen continued growth and progression over the years and is now expanding with the addition of more Attorneys and Partners. In its 30th year, Kevin J. Moore and Associates underwent a rebrand highlighting its growth and expansion not just representing clients in Pasadena but internationally as well. Kevin has been awarded Pasadena Magazine’s Top Estate Planning Attorney award and was named one of the Top 100 Attorneys in Southern California by Super Lawyers for 2022.

1980

Stan Wilcox won his age group division in the Pasadena City Triathlon in March 2022 and qualified for the National Triathlon Championships in Milwaukee.

1982

Daryl Hernandez started an engineering consulting firm in 2002 which was sold to EnSafe in 2017. He is currently serving as a Principl and VP of Technical Service with EnSafe. He and his wife Tracy just celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. They have three children and have lived in San Diego since 1988.

1984

Gary Ambrozich has retired after 31 years of working for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority as a Railroad Signal Senior Manager. He currently resides in Menifee but is planning on moving to Henderson, NV in early 2024 once his wife retires

1988

John Plante has spent 25 years working in higher education and retired in 2022 from Duquesne University where he served as Sr. VP for Advancement since 2006. He recently began a new chapter as chief development officer at the Make A Wish Foundation. He and his wife, Christine Photos (Alverno ’81), will soon celebrate 35 years of marriage.

Joseph Cannon is the Deputy-inCharge of Special Prosecutions for the San Mateo Country District Attorney’s Office. He and his wife Jill have two children, Jack (11) and Selma (6). Joe stays busy coaching baseball, soccer and serving as a Cub Scout leader.

1989

Scott Doucette is the new regional sales manager for Sherwin Williams supporting Lowe’s stores in Southern California. He heads up a team of 14 sales service reps covering 62 Lowe’s stores.

Joe Blackman competed at the USA Track & Field Jim Bush So Cal Association Championships at Pomona College on July 2, 2022, and won medals in the 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 5000, long jump, and triple jump. From July 28-31, 2022, he competed at the USA Track & Field Masters Outdoor Nationals in Lexington, Kentucky, winning a national championship in the 4x800, placing 2nd in the 4x100 and 4x400, and third in the steeplechase and javelin. The team he competes for, So Cal Track Club, placed 2nd at Nationals out of 125 teams.

1992

Dan Mitchell is the assistant general manager and chief engineer for the City of Los Angeles, Department of Transportation.

1995

Aaron Saenz has taken on a new role as Specialist: Workforce Development Partnerships for Los Angeles Unified School District’s Division of Adult and Career Education.

1996

Diana (Sankikian) Watkins spent 21.5 years working for JPL as a business administration manager for the Radar Science and Engineering Section and the Communications Architectures and Research Section. She has taken on a new role with Centene Corporation to serve as operations manager, a fully remote position, managing project managers and data analysts. Diana and her family live in Folsom, CA.

1997

Hannah (Miller) Wilder is living and working in rural San Diego County as an Episcopal priest. She is married to Kathy Wilder, executive director of Camp Stevens, the diocesan camp in Julian and their son, Owen, is a senior at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

1998

Kimberly (Muljono) Liem is in her 13th year of teaching chemistry and marine biology at Saint Francis High School in Mountain View, CA.

2000

Mary Jo (Alexander) Pruitt is the Director of Athletics for Castilleja School in Palo Alto. She and her husband Jesse have three children, Gisele (9), Paige (7) and Trae (4).

Agustin Jimenez has a private consulting business as a behavior analyst in addition to being an adjunct faculty member at Cal State LA in the Counseling and Special Education Department. He and his wife have two sons and live in Arcadia.

2001

Elizabeth (Herman) Schmutzer is

the experience of working with a number of celebrity and high-profile clients. After 20+ years of teaching experience and managing and operating Pilates and Yoga studios, Elizabeth gets to experience the most exciting venture yet…her own Pilates and Yoga studio. eStudio Pilates + Yoga in Oceanside opened in March 2022. Elizabeth and her husband Eric reside in Oceanside with their two daughters.

Amanda (Gonzalez) Richardson has joined USC Keck, Norris Cancer Hospital as a senior project manager. She also serves the community as a realtor out of the Coldwell Banker office in Arcadia; the same city she resides in with her husband Nehemiah and children, Malia (8) and Isaiah (2).

2002

Samantha Malisos is the Assistant Director, Faculty Academic Affairs for the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy.

Jon Fan works in hardware engineering and operations for Meta as a Manager, System Industrial Engineering.

Jocelyn Abad is a stand-up comedian based in Los Angeles. She has 2 fur babies-a dog named Black Jack and a cat named Bailey. She continues to play volleyball and her women’s team LA Spice became the 2021 Chinese Nationals Silver Champions (NACIVT aka 9man). Visit her website LaughWithJocelyn.com and catch her on stage!

Philip Barbaro is the director of finance for Tapcart and lives in Beverly Hills.

Ryan McAnnally-Linz has written his third book, Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters

Most, which will be published on March 28 by Penguin. Based on the course he teaches at Yale and co-authored with his colleagues at the Yale Center for Faith & Culture, the book offers an accessible dive into what it means to live a fulfilled life. Drawing on a rich selection of religious, philosophical and secular traditions, it provides readers with jumping-off points, road maps and reflections for figuring out where their lives hold meaning and where things need to change.

2003

Adam Palffy is the new executive chef at Drago Centro in Los Angeles.

2004

Carolyn Neuhausen launched

a Stott certified Pilates master instructor. In her Pilates career, Elizabeth has worked with a number of small, boutique Pilates studios as well as large fitness gyms and assisted in building and growing the Pilates departments in several of these facilities. She has also had

T.J. Henry is the chief legal officer for Rimon P.C., a global law firm with 45+ offices in 14 countries and 5 continents, and currently resides in Metairie, Louisiana.

Sean Brown work for Google as a finance manager and lives in Ashburn, VA.

ThinkWrite Creative in the winter of 2022, an agency helping businesses hone their brand strategy and enhance their digital marketing. Leveraging her 14 years of experience in copywriting, marketing and website production, she advises businesses on optimizing their websites and email newsletters so their marketing channels are as compelling as possible to customers, positively impacting sales. If she can be of support to you or someone in

your community, please reach out at hello@thinkwritecreative.com. In her free time, Carolyn’s passionate about movement practices like high-intensity interval training and yoga, and spending time with friends, family and her cat, Edward “The Shadow” Shade.

2005

Jason Torrado currently works for The Walt Disney Company as a digital program strategy manager. His main responsibilities are improving the digital experience, services and products offered at The Disneyland Resort. Over the past eight years,

he has worked in industries such as consumer electronics, sporting goods, fashion, and travel.

2009

Jena Umfress Starring has started a new role as Director, Business and Sports Partnerships with the V Foundation. The V Foundation for Cancer Research was founded by ESPN and legendary basketball coach Jim Valvano with one goal in mind: to achieve Victory Over Cancer. Jena spent the last 5+ years working for Stand Up To Cancer and the Robertson Schwartz Agency.

Emily Greenstreet started

manager at Toptal, a network of the world’s top talent in business, design, and technology that enables companies to scale their teams, on demand. Michael resides in Beaverton, OR.

Nicolas Sonnenburg graduated from Loyola Law School in May 2022. Recently, he joined Horvitz & Levy LLP through the firm’s appellate fellowship program.

David Priore recently won a percussion audition for the Vancouver Symphony in Vancouver, WA. He also teaches drum lessons at Beacock Music in Vancouver.

Nonsense Florals, a custom floral arrangement business, last year. She also works as an Architect at Dowbuilt, specializing in designing high-end residences in Los Angeles. Check out her floral arrangements online at nonsenseflorals.com.

2010

Stephanie Payne is working as a behavior interventionist for the Pasadena Unified School District.

2011

Michelle Johnson is a software engineer at Spotify.

2012

Michael Novell has started a new position as an enterprise account

Nathan Bautista is in his third year of medical school at Michigan State’s College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is finishing his clinical rotations and is enjoying exploring the various specialties that medicine has to offer. While he has yet to choose a specialty, he has a strong desire to work in inner-city patient populations.

Gian Ryan is a civil litigation attorney for Sheppard Mullin in Century City

Connor Duffey works as a research associate for Corporate Insight, helping banks optimize the customer experience on their websites and apps. He is also a freelance writer focusing mostly on music criticism. Connor graduated with an MA from NYU’s Cultural Reporting and Criticism program in 2019 and lives in Brooklyn, NY.

Tori Pope works in financial technology as a senior software engineer for M1 Finance.

Members of the LTV Crew from back in the day gathered in December including Matt Velasco ’04, Jeff Jahnke ’04, Pranab Raj ’04, and Ken Smutny ’04

Porter Byers ’07, Jack Driscoll ’07, Alex Plumb ’06, Joe Amar ’00, and Matt Henderson ’01 gathered for a ski weekend in Bretton Woods, NH in January 2023.

Rachel Granadino is a congressional staffer for US House of Representatives, Congresswoman Sara Jacobs and also works as a political organizer for various San Diego based campaigns.

Nicole Carlos was promoted to La Salle’s Communications and Marketing Manager and has been working at La Salle for almost five years. Some of her highlights of the past year include chaperoning the Academic Decathlon team to compete in the World Scholar’s Cup in Prague and at Yale.

2013

Claudia (Vazquez) Hampton is currently enrolled in a graduate program for a master’s of international affairs at The City University of New York’s Colin Powell School for Civic & Global Leadership.

Samuel Wu graduated from Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in May 2022.

2016

He passed the Arizona bar exam and is currently a judicial law clerk in Phoenix, AZ.

at graduation, where she quoted one of her professional inspirations: Elle Woods! Currently, she is working as an associate clinician at the Chicago Center for Relationship Counseling in Chicago, IL. Sam and her fiance Spencer Schoenbaum ’16 are enjoying living and working in the Midwest!

Alex Zuniga graduated from UC Santa Cruz in 2020 and has started a new position as a UX Rapid Researcher at Google.

Samantha Hardy graduated from Northwestern University in June 2022 with a 4.0 GPA and a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy after completing two years of intensive courses and more than 500 hours of therapy. She was selected by her classmates to speak

Marisa Bussone joined Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) in February 2022 after graduating from UC Berkeley with a Bachelor’s in Cognitive Science. Marisa works in CHLA’s Legal Affairs department as a Research Compliance & Privacy Specialist, providing comprehensive guidance and oversight to the research community to ensure the responsible conduct of research — Research that aims to improve the health and wellness of children and ensure the delivery of culturally

Brian Imes ’96 and Karin Burmeister are happy to announce their engagement. They have relocated to Lee’s Summit, Missouri where they are homeschooling their young sons together. Brian owns his own carpentry business, Staunch Properties, and Hillbilly Fight Wear as he has competed professionally in combat sports since 2007.

Tracy Cresta ’13 and Ryan Johnson got engaged on November 25, 2022 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho and are planning a 2023 summer wedding. Ryan works in human resources for Amazon and Tracy is a deputy prosecuting attorney for Spokane County, Washington.

competent care for diverse pediatric populations.

2017

Michelle “Chelle” Encinas celebrated her White Coat Ceremony at the University of South Dakota in September where she is working on her Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology. Chelle will return to California for her internship semester before graduation.

Gabrielle Cheung has moved to Milan, Italy where she is attending Politecnico di Milano to earn a

Master’s in Architecture. Gabrielle earned her Bachelor’s in Architecture from UC Berkeley and spent the last year working at Feldman Architecture in San Francisco.

Raquel Ruiz graduated from Oklahoma State in 2021 with a BS in Animal Sciences and is currently attending The University of Colorado Law School.

2018

Tommy Nigro graduated from the University of Redlands in April 2022 with a degree in business administration and a minor in Spanish. He is currently working at Christian Dior as a client service representative in Beverly Hills and is planning on launching his own clothing brand in the near future.

Sofia Sanchez graduated from Seattle University with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administrationmajoring in Accounting. She is currently enrolled in the Master's of Science in Accounting and Analytics

(MSAA) program at Seattle University and has accepted a full-time offer to join Deloitte as an auditor in the LA office upon her graduation.

2021

Sammy Ciccone is a sophomore at the University of Denver where she is playing D1 soccer and majoring in criminology.

2022

Maria Wojcik is a freshman at SDSU where she is studying for a bachelor’s degree in prekinesiology- fitness specialist and a minor in interdisciplinary studies as a member of the Weber Honors College. She is also working as student athletic trainer for the football team.

Matt Kohorst ’07 married Jennifer Serdienis on September 17, 2022 in Los Angeles. Jennifer is the sister of Sarah (Serdienis) Betzler ’07. Sarah was the Maid of Honor, Kevin Kohorst ’03 was the Best Man, and Luke Betzler ’06 was a groomsman.

Katie Murphy ’11 married Jake Thomas in Temecula on May 14, 2022. They spent the month of July honeymooning around Europe and now live in North Carolina where Jake is coaching college football and Katie is working as a special education teacher.

Tim Kane ’84 and his wife Carolyn welcomed their daughter, Isabella Rose Kane, on October 3, 2022. Proud grandparents are Tony ’60 and Kaye Kane.

Matthew Jones ’05 and his wife Laura had their first child on August 4, 2022; a baby boy, named Ryan Steven Jones. They are enjoying parenthood and are excited for the challenges it will bring.

Varoujan Movsesian ’04 and his wife Lauren welcomed sons Ari Gaidzag in 2019 and Aleksandar Minas in 2021. Varoujan is an architect with FSY Architects in Los Angeles and a past president of the PasadenaFoothill chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

Chris Robleto ’10 and his wife Kelsey welcomed their first daughter, Phillippa “Pippa” Ray Robnell, on February 17, 2023. She weighed 7lbs., 15oz. and was 18.5in. Chris and his family live in Maine.

Chris Victor ’05 and his wife Meagan welcomed their second son, Justin Michael Victor, on September 13, 2021.

Christina (Tostado) Cabral ’07 and her husband Michael welcomed their son, Michael Anthony Cabral, on October 15, 2022.

MAKENZIE (PEDROTTI) CHRONOPOULOS ’07

Makenzie (Pedrotti) Chronopoulos ’07 started playing beach soccer after she graduated from college in 2011 and it quickly became a huge passion of hers. She played in domestic tournaments across the country but at that time there was no US women’s national beach soccer team. They had a men’s team so she made an effort to push for a women’s side. In 2019, US Soccer agreed to field a women’s side but Makenzie was pregnant with her third child. She stepped away from the sport for a few years to raise her family and came back just in time to be called into the first domestic US Women’s National Team Training Camp which was held in August 2022 at the Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center. Makenzie made the team and traveled to Paraguay in September to represent the US Women’s Beach Soccer National Team. The team is now focused on the ANOC World Beach Games in Bali which take place this summer. Makenzie is excited for the opportunity to be called in again to represent her country and says none of this would be possible without the support of her family.

TYLER ARTIS ’15

Tyler Artis ’15 is the founder and creator of SHARE A SMILE, LLC. What began as a personal challenge eventually developed into a full-fledged business. His goal was to have a positive impact on one person, every day, simply by sharing a smile. He invited family and friends to take part in the challenge and even designed stickers with the saying on them as a fun way to remind people of the call to action. Well, the demand for the stickers grew to a level that Tyler knew could have an even larger impact. He wanted to do more to spread kindness and amplify the important message of “share a smile.” He has since launched a line of inspirational apparel with plans to include more items in the near future. His ultimate goal for SHARE A SMILE is to open brick-and-mortar locations that serve as gathering spaces that can host community events, and workshops, and be a resource for different communities across the country. Learn more about SHARE A SMILE at http://www.share-a-smile.net. In addition to his entrepreneurial endeavors, Tyler is working as a photographer and media producer in Seattle.

Decade of the ’90s Graduates - ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 & ’99 are once again invited back to La Salle on Saturday, September 23, 2023 for a reunion not to be missed!

The evening on campus will include drinks, food, entertainment, campus tours and plenty of time for you to reminisce and reconnect with former classmates and favorite teachers!

More details will be shared via email & mail so be sure your contact information is up to date with the Alumni Office. Visit lasallehs.org/infoupdate or email alumni@lasallehs.org All of the reunion details will also be shared online at lasallehs.org/90sReunion and in the Reunion Facebook group. Scan the QR Code for a direct link to the group.

SAVE THE DATE

FRIDAY & SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 22 & 23

CLASS OF 1993 30 YEAR REUNION

Friday, September 22nd - Private Reunion Party

Saturday, September 23rd

See your favorite teachers and friends from the classes below you at the return of the Decade of the ’90s reunion taking place at La Salle.

For more information visit: lasallehs.org/93thirty

CAROL ALCORN , Mother of Steven ’83 and Adam ’88; Wife of former faculty member Bob Alcorn

JOHN BARONOWSKI , Father of John ’98 and Katherine (Baronowski) Baxter ’06

JANICE BARRY, wife of Peter ’62

HELEN BENSON , Grandmother to Dean Griffith ’00 and Shelley (Griffith) Fulton ’03; Mother of Pete Griffith, La Salle Regent

DOUG BRIGNOLE ’78, Brother of Herman ’75

LARRY BROCK ’73, Brother of Barry ’73

JAMES CAAN , Father of Jake ’17

WENDELL CABOT, Father of Wendell ’78, Brian ’82, David ’84; G randfather to Brianna ’12 and Jessica ’15

JIM CANNY ’65, Brother of Tom ’66; Former Trustee & Regent

BROTHER WILLIAM CARRIERE, FSC, Former Employee and Trustee

ELEANOR MARIE CHAVEZ , Mother of Tim ’70

MYTRANG DASILVA , Mother of Nikki ’03, Erin ’06 and Jeremy ’10

JOHN DELANEY, Father of Tim ’82, Tom ’85 and Kevin ’89; Former Regent

TAMMY DIBLEY ’96

LARRY FETTERS ’60

JOHN “JACK” FREEMAN , Grandfather to Sam Lamb ’00, Jake Fasick ’00, Cameron Fasick ’02, Fletcher Fasick ’06 and Karlianne Fasick ’10

MICHAEL FRYHOFF, Father of Mick ’87 and James ’88

BILL GALLOWAY, Father of S tephen ’96

GUADALUPE GARCIA , Father of Matthew ’97 and Laura Garcia-Clark ’00

MARY ANN GIRILLO, Mother of Rocco ’71 and Joe ’76

MARINA HENDERSON , Partner of Phil Coombes ’75

TIM HENEY ’66

PHIL HOLMAN , Father of Steve ’98, Laura (Holman) Richey ’99, Scott ’03, Jenny (Holman) O’Brien ’05; Former Regent

STEPHEN HOLSTEIN ’64

ROBERT HOU, Father of Owen ’90; G randfather to Thurman ’21 and Eldred ’26

FLORENCE HYKE , Mother of D an ’71, Kevin ’75 and J.C. ’82

ALAN JOHNSON , Father of Mark ’01

DICK JOHNSON , Father of Rick ’81

CAROL KEALEY, Mother of Chris ’85; Former Employee

ROBERT KEALEY, Father of Chris ’85

EDWARD KING ’63

RICHARD COLLINS ’71

BRENDAN CONSIDINE ’98, Brother of Emily (Considine) Correia ’04

MIKE DALE ’69, Brother of Steve ’71

JOHN X. GRAY ’62

MATT GROBAREK ’84

ALFREDO GUILLEN , Father of Charlie ’94; Grandfather to Carhin ’22

ROBERT “BOB” HARPER ’68

GORDON HAZLITT, Father of Chria ’93

ERIC LECLAIR ’95

ANTHONY LEVEQUE , Brother of Jim ’80

ROLAND LILAVOIS, Father of Bernard ’88, Randolph ’92 and Eric ’97; Father-in-law to Nikkell (Chiapetta) Lilavois ’99

DAVID LINDLEY ’62 , Brother of Jack ’60, Patrick ’65 and Peter ’69

SISTER ANN MARIE LUSTIG, O.P., AFSC, Former Employee

ROGER MABRY, Father of Richard ’89

CAROL MAHONEY, Mother of Danny ’86 and Patrick ’90

AMELIA MANNING , Mother of Mike ’65, Tim ’68 and Sean ’79

STEVEN MARSH , Father of Heather ’11 and John ’15

RICHARD MARTIN , Brother-in-law to Rich Schmidt ’72

ED MCFAUL , Father of Ed ’75 and Sean ’85; Grandfather to Bridget (McFaul) McTaggert ’06, Natalie ’10, Katherine ’11 and Erin ’16

NORA MIRASOL , Mother of Alan ’79, Rafael ’80 and Arnie ’83; Grandmother to Nick ’17 and Natalie ’18

MANUEL MORA , Father of Carlos ’83

ARTHUR MURPHY, Father of Tom ’87 and Katie ’95

GEORGE NALBACH ’72 , Brother of Robert ’74

TERRY O’TOOLE ’60, Brother of Larry ’66

BROTHER RAPHAEL PATTON FSC, Former Faculty

JOHN PIANTA ’60

ANNA POLLERANA , Mother of James ’00

MICHAEL POWERS, Father of Charles ’11 and Vincent ’15

VIRGINIA RUANO, Mother of Edwin ’86

MICHAEL RUSSELL ’64

MARY GRACE RYAN , Mother of Michael ’85, James ’86 and John ’89

JULIO SALAZAR ’70

ADRIAN SANSONE , Father of Sean’87; Grandfather to Riley ’18 and Sophia ’19

PETER SERDIENIS, Father of Sarah (Serdienis) Betzler ’07; Father-in-law to Luke Betzler ’06 and Matthew Kohorst ’07

MONDAE SIEGMETH , Wife of Tom ’60

PAUL TAQUINO ’72 , Brother of David ’79

MARIE TORRES, Mother of Ralph ’81

RALPH TORRES, Father of Ralph ’81

JAMES TOTH ’81

EVELYN RUTH (MELILLO) TRES, Mother of John ’65, Robert ’66, Dick ’70, Greg ’74 and Gary ’77

MEL TROUSDALE , Father of Jill (Trousdale) Barr ’01 and Ben ’05

TERRY TROUSDALE ’62

JOHN EDWARD TULLEY, Father of Stephen ’83 and Jeffrey ’85

STEPHEN TULLEY, Brother of Jeffrey ’85

HUMBERTO VELEZ , Father of Veronica ’96 and Vanessa ’00

DOLORES VELLING , Mother of Daniel ’66, John ’75, Thomas ’79, David ’81 and Seven ’84

CAROLE WEIDEMAN , Mother of Augie ’98, Carl ’00 and Fred ’05; Mother-in-law to Lindsay (Bistany) Weideman ’04

LUTHER NASH , Father of Philip ’77 and Stuart ’85

SHEILA O’BRIEN , Mother of Michael ’89; Former Employee

CARMEN OLIVARES, Mother of Joe ’72

NORMAN SLAUGHT, Father of Kenneth ’75

KEVIN SUSANK , Father of Meaghan (Susank) Braden ’14 and Mallory ’15

MARY TALLEY, Mother of Alton ’85 and Daniel ’90

MICHELLE FOXX WINSCHEL , Wife of Eric ’83

MIKE WOLF ’80, Brother of Stephen ’82

JONATHAN T. “JT” YOUNG ’17, Brother of Jason ’14, Jake ’21 and Jessica ’26

THE LANCER CHALLENGE

La Salle ended fiscal year 2022 with an alumni giving participation rate of 10.5%. We are most grateful for the 751 alumni donors who put alumni giving over the top with the largest number of alumni donors in school history! Our goal this fiscal year was to reach 10.75% by June 30, 2023, and to see which graduating class coms out on top in the Lancer Challenge.

WHAT IS THE LANCER CHALLENGE?

A giving competition that challenges each class to increase the number of donors who contribute to La Salle over the fiscal year (July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023).

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Every gift matters. No gift is too small to count for your class. The competition is based on the number of alums from each class who give, not the dollar amount.

*All tax-deductible gifts made to La Salle will impact your class participation scoree.

HOW DO YOU MAKE A GIFT?

There are several ways to make a gift and boost your class’ standing:

1. Give online at www.lasallehs.org/annualfund.

2. Mail your gift. Checks made payable to “La Salle College Prep”.

3. Call 626.696.4362 to make your gift over the phone.

TOP FIVE CLASSES BY # OF DONORS FY 2021-2022

IS THERE A PRIZE?

The Class with the highest number of donors at fiscal year-end (June 30th) will receive:

• Placement on the Lancer Challenge Championship Banner in the Gym

• Recognition in Lancer Magazine

• Bragging rights (and they are priceless!)

Class standings are updated regularly online at www.lasallehs.org/challenge

CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1975 for winning the 2021-2022 LANCER CHALLENGE AGAIN (4th year in a row) with a whopping 52 DONORS!

Lancer Challenge ALUMNI GIVING

FY’18 2007

FY’19 1975

FY’20 1975

FY’21 1975

FY’22 1975

* Physical banner hangs in the Duffy Lewis Gymnasium and is updated annually.

The La Salle Alumni Association hosted the return of the much-anticipated biennial Taste of La Salle on March 25th on campus raising over $50,000 for the Alumni Scholarship Fund.

BENEFITTING THE ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Saturday, March 25, 2023

La Salle Dining Pavilion & Atrium

Nearly 500 guests made up of alumni, current parents, alumni parents, friends and community members tempted their taste buds with delicious food and drink from the 29 participating restaurants and beverage vendors including: Altadena Town & Country Club, Bevel Coffee Roasters, Brewyard Beer Company, Café X2O, Casa Del Rey Mexican Restaurant- Sierra Madre, Caymus Vineyards, Corralejo Tequila, Cup of Cha Tea House, DAOU Winery, Domenico’s Pasadena, Dulce Vida Tequila, El Cholo Pasadena, El Portal Restaurant, Frank Family Vineyards, Golden Road Brewing Company, Granville, Gumbo LaLa, Lemon Drop Cookie Shop, Monsieur Crepe Café, Mt. Lowe Brewing Company, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Riboli Family Wines, Roe Japanese Fusion, RT Rogers Brewing Company, Sweetfin, The Bottle Shop, The Diplomat Tavern, We Olive & Wine Bar, and Wine Access.

Check out all of the event photos online at

The Opportunity Drawing drew a lot of interest with 13 delicious prizes up for grabs. Jose Correjo won the Taste of Ireland basket, Leslie Lindholm P’24 won the Porto’s Lovers basket, Eric Nobriga ’80 won the Mimosas & Brunch basket, Marsha Klotzle won the Cozy Night In basket, Shawn Blakeslee ’80,P’24,’24 won the Trader Joe’s Favorites basket, Brett Nolan P’25 won the Viva Italia basket, Pete Griffith P’00,03 won Tools for a Top Chef, Angela Terrazas P’18,’20,’22,’24 won the Cook Like a Pro Package, Leslie Lindholm P’24 also won Date Night In or Out, Kelsie Pejsa P’24 won the Work It Off Fitness basket, Stephen Dollison won the Staycation package, Kristina Lynch P’25 won Stock Your Bar, and Ana Koumriqian P’16,’23 won the highly coveted “Eat Out For a Year” basket which included over $2,700 worth of gift cards to local eateries.

Currently the Alumni Association annually awards one scholarship to an incoming freshman and up to two scholarships to graduating Lancers to use toward their college education. The recipients are selected by the La Salle Alumni Association Executive Board and serve as Student Ambassadors of the Alumni Association. The current recipient of the La Salle Alumni Association Lasallian Heritage Scholarship for an incoming freshman is Alaynna Muro ’27 and the current recipients of the La Salle Alumni Association College Scholarship are Zacky Culver ’23 and Natalie Martin ’23

Thank you to all who supported this event! The Taste of La Salle will return in 2025... and is sure to be even tastier!

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